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Frontiers in Finance - Forging forward: Financial services in 2012
Frontiers in Finance - Forging forward: Financial...
The turmoil in the financial services industry shows no sign of abating. The worst dangers of the financial crisis have given way to political and regulatory reaction on perhaps an unprecedented scale. But major uncertainties remain. Banks, insurers, investment managers – all face a future which will be as different as it is currently obscure. The focus of this edition of frontiers is on what can be done to forge forward in this environment.
In this edition:
- Global round table: Regulation hots up
- Brazil: The new hotspot in investment management
- Rogue trading: Controlling the risk
- Customer remediation: Getting it right once you’ve got it wrong
- Cutting through concepts: Extraterritoriality
- Insurance: Finding growth opportunities in uncertain times