Flight from the churning masses

The sales pitch for the EFG International IPO in October 2005 was that the bank would use the proceeds to continue to grow over the next three to five years at a comparable rate to the impressive expansion of the recent past.

The sales pitch for the EFG International IPO in October 2005 was that the bank would use the proceeds to continue to grow over the next three to five years at a comparable rate to the impressive expansion of the recent past.

Lonnie Howell, chief executive officer of EFG International, phrases this as modestly as he can. “We are trying to position ourselves as a consolidator over the next 10 years. Over the next three years we want to get ourselves out of the churning mass of banks in this business.

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