Driving strategic change in financial services

by Bernard Taylor

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Technology. Deregulation. Privatisation. Globalisation. No financial service business is immune to these forces, as they feed on each other in a whirlwind of change. These changes will require a revolution in the way all organizations are managed, demanding: New competitive strategies Alliances and mergers Business intelligence Risk management Quick responses Driving strategic change in financial services outlines the important trends and political decisions which have transformed the financial services industry. It examines how organizations are… (more)

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Technology. Deregulation. Privatisation. Globalisation. No financial service business is immune to these forces, as they feed on each other in a whirlwind of change. These changes will require a revolution in the way all organizations are managed, demanding:New competitive strategiesAlliances and mergersBusiness intelligenceRisk managementQuick responsesDriving strategic change in financial services outlines the important trends and political decisions which have transformed the financial services industry. It examines how organizations are

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