IN CASH MANAGEMENT, where contracts last for three years and reputations take decades to build, change has historically played out in slow motion. In the past year, the industry has been on fast forward, with the global financial crisis eroding some of its fundamentals, such as balance sheet solidity, which have simply never been a consideration in the past.
Indeed, the pace of change has been so dramatic that some participants have questioned the viability of the strategies of some of the leading players in the market – most notably RBS as well as, somewhat mischievously given its continued global dominance, Citi – in the wake of problems at their parent banks.
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