Awards for Excellence 2016
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Also shortlisted: UBS |
The post-crisis overhaul of the banking industry has affected every aspect of lenders’ balance-sheet management, risk controls and business models. In some cases, regulators and supervisors have, either through edict or moral pressure, forced bankers to allocate capital to favoured markets and clients while micro-managing lenders’ assets and liabilities. What unites the various regulatory initiatives over the past seven years is the attempt to simplify business models in order to reduce perceived systemic risk.
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