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About "Banking & capital markets"

The PwC banking and capital markets practice offers professional services in every segment of the financial industry - consumer/retail banking, commercial banking, wholesale banking, mortgage banking, securitization, capital markets, insurance, investment management, broker/dealer and real estate.

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  • How digital mail can reduce customer communication costs

    11/8/12 | Banking & capital markets

    This point-of-view will help companies better understand the cost benefits to using digital mail and how it may impact the customer experience.

  • Opportunity calls: An update on the evolution of mobile payments

    11/2/12 | Banking & capital markets

    This point-of-view discusses the four themes that we have identified that impact the evolution of mobile payments and shape how players should respond.

  • Banking industry reform - a new equilibrium

    7/30/12 | Banking & capital markets

    This PwC paper discusses the recent reform and how the banking industry is responding − via recapitalisation, restructuring, reform, etc − as well as renewing their strategies with the investors, communities and customers they serve.

  • Banking Banana Skins 2012

    1/30/12 | Banking & capital markets

    PwC's Banking Banana Skins 2012 ranks bankers views on current risks facing the banking industry. The top three risks ranked are macro-economic risk, credit risk, and liquidity risk.

  • Basel III and beyond: The trillion dollar question

    1/19/12 | Banking & capital markets

    Can bail-in capital bail out the banking industry? Bail-in capital is central to the regulatory reform of banks, and can help to restore confidence in the industry. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has announced that all non-core equity capital instruments would have to have a bail-in feature from January 1, 2013. This PwC publication examines the challenges and practical issues that need to be addressed before bail-in capital can become a reality.