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Best Risk adviser: HSBC |
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Also shortlisted: Citi and Deutsche Bank |
Risk advisory isn’t what it used to be. Sure, clients still have risks that need to be sold or mitigated. They need advisers to help them to find ways do it and to use their balance sheet to finance those means where necessary.
But the risk management industry is becoming increasingly bespoke, rather than product driven. Structuring deals remains at the heart of the business, but structuring is a word the industry does not like to use after the financial crisis, in particular where derivatives might be involved.
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