Market volatility remained high in 2012 as the eurozone crisis intensified, fears persisted about China’s slowing growth, and the US offered its own uncertainties with an election and a fiscal cliff. For the world’s private banks, it was a continuing battle to find yield for clients and to protect their wealth from geopolitical risk – all in the face of increasing regulatory requirements and pressure to cut costs and increase revenues. The cost of compliance is 10% of the turnover of private banks and wealth managers, according to research by ComPeer.
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