The international financial markets have entered an era of permanent revolution. It is now almost beyond the wit of man to keep up with the ever-accelerating rate of change in the capital-raising business.
As they enter 1986, international banks and securities houses face a very unpleasant question. In a bewildering environment, where new regulations, new products and new trading games are created daily, what strategy should a Eurobank employ? How can a bank keep itself safe and make a little honest money in a world gone mad?
In the pages that follow, Euromoney examines the thicket of problems that international securities firms must hack their way through in the coming 12 months, and the plans of attack they are developing.
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