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  • Service: Advisory, Restructuring, Transaction Services
  • Industry: Financial Services
  • Type: Benchmarking study
  • Date: 8/9/2011

Bruised not broken 

Opportunities in the emerging markets will drive the growth strategy for banks in both the West and the emerging markets themselves, according to a recent survey of banking executives by KPMG International. But while emerging market institutions will see continued strong growth in domestic markets, western banks will find success in these markets to be a slow and cumbersome process.
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KPMG firms’ conducted 23 interviews with senior banking executives at some of the world’s largest banks and leaders of banking associations. Insights were gained into a number of key issues concerning the evolving global banking landscape, including:

  • What are the growth agendas and priorities of the world’s largest banks?
  • What impact has regulation on the growth agenda, and will it be global, regionally-focused or domestic banks that are hardest hit?
  • Will organic growth or growth by M&A dominate?
  • How hard are western banks seeking to capture the emerging market opportunity, and are they proving successful?
  • Is a wave of acquisition activity by resurgent emerging market banks anticipated, as they seek to take advantage of struggling European or U.S. financial institutions?

 
 

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