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"Canada is still a better bet than the US"
Date: Oct 19, 2011
Author: Aditya Puri
Categories: Capital & Strategic Issues, Regulation, Retail Banking, Risk and Regulation, Wealth Management, Infrastructure Finance
Keywords: RBC, Gordon Nixon, Canada, US, Capital Markets, OECD, ROE, Basel III, Liquidity, Scotiabank, Brand Perception
In a video interview, Gordon Nixon, CEO, Royal Bank of Canada explains how RBC stays healthy, expansion into Asia, and the development of a culture around a risk-reward system.
Interview transcript: Tim Howell, Chief Executive, Euroclear, September 20th, 2011
Date: Oct 19, 2011
Author: Editorial
Categories: Exchanges, Markets & Exchanges, Risk and Regulation
Keywords: Tim Howell, Euroclear, Clearing, European Debt Crisis, Interoperability, Clearing, Liquidity, Risk Mitigation
Tim Howell, chief executive of Euroclear, discusses the role of clearing and settlement houses during the European debt crisis, interoperability, and clearing and settlement initiatives taken by regulators.
Interview transcript: Gordon Nixon, president and CEO of the Royal Bank of Canada, 20th September 2011
Date: Oct 13, 2011
Author: Editorial
Categories: Regulation, Retail Banking, Risk and Regulation, Wealth Management
Keywords: Royal Bank of Canada, Gordon Nixon, US, OECD, Market Risk, ROE, Liquidity, Scotiabank, Brand Perception
Gordon Nixon, president and CEO of Royal Bank of Canada, on the bank's focus areas and its business mix, the implications of Basel III and the bank's position in terms of market and brand perception.
Renminbi is key to transaction banking success in Asia
Date: Sep 23, 2011
Author: Peter Hoflich
Categories: Cash, Treasury & Trade, China, Risk and Regulation, Rmb, Transaction Banking
Keywords: Operational Risk, Liquidity, FX Capability, BNY Mellon, BAML, Standard Chartered Bank, JP Morgan, NAB
Asian corporates demand ever sophisticated cash management services and the internationalisation of the renminbi remains one of the key drivers in the region.
Globalising Asian corporates find increasing need for universal cash management services
Date: Sep 19, 2011
Author: Peter Hoflich
Categories: Basel III, Cash, Treasury & Trade, China, Risk and Regulation, Transaction Banking
Keywords: Liquidity Risk, Economic Stability, Business Outlook, Deutsche Bank, BNY Mellon, BAML, Standard Chartered Bank, Citibank, JP Morgan, NAB
As Europe and the US go through a liquidity crunch, global banks must begin to take heed of the ever increasing needs of Asian corporates.
Markets only value banks they can understand
In an exclusive video interview, Michel Accad, CEO of Gulf Bank, Kuwait, discusses the managing a bank in times of crisis, lending weakness and portfolio quality, and operating profitably in a restricted market.
Creating fans, not customers, key to success
Anthony Thomson, chairman of Metro Bank, United Kingdom, discusses consumer trends and the customer experience during his speech at the China International Banking Convention 2011.
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