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Oct 15, 2009 |
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The global financial markets industry is changing, transforming the competitive landscape and leaving executives wondering how they'll make profits in the future. In the white paper, "Toward Transparency and Sustainability: Building a New Financial Order," you'll see how businesses are building sustainable, stable systems for the years to come, while fulfilling their brand promises. |
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Financial Management
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The global financial markets industry has been experiencing significant turbulence over the
past 18 months, and executives in the sector are understandably nervous. The current crisis
is transforming the competitive landscape, how the industry operates and the way in which its clients behave. Given these changes, many senior executives are wondering how their firms will make profits in the future. This is the question the IBM Institute for Business Value set out to answer in its latest study of the sector.
We conducted a survey of more than 2,700 financial services industry participants to determine four things: Which forces are disrupting the industry? What will clients be willing to pay for? How will the basis for competition change? And what steps should financial services firms take to prosper over the next three years? In short, where's the money? We supplemented our findings with in-depth interviews with 185 executives and government officials, extensive secondary
research and quantitative modeling (see sidebar, Study methodology).
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