21st CEO Survey: Key findings from the banking and capital markets industry
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Billionaires Insights 2017
Billionaires Insights 2017: In the pages that follow we explore the drivers behind this growth and some emerging trends.
Staying ahead: Central banks in a multi-mandate environment
Participants from PwC’s 2016 Central Bank Forum share their perspectives on how to address the challenges of an expanding mandate.
RiskMinds 2016 Points of View
As RiskMind 2016 Lead sponsor PwC is launching a number of new reports. Topics include climate policy risk and client onboarding.
The implications of tax changes such as BEPS for Treasury
Sebastian di Paola, global Treasury Leader and Claire Howells, financial instruments and treasury director in PwC UK, discuss recent changes in tax, most notably the OECD’s initiative around Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS).
The power to perform: Human capital 2020 and beyond
Financial services is being transformed. How can you optimise your human capital today, while building for tomorrow?
African banking survey
In this report, we focus on the challenges facing banks and the strategies being implemented to adapt to new trends, from the perspective of bank CEOs.
Billionaires insights
UBS and PwC delve deep into the findings of the Billionaire Report in a sequel study which reveals the evolving identity of the world's billionaires.
Banking and capital markets 2020: Is your business equipped with a tax function for the future?
Is your business equipped to handle the challenges of 2020? If not, does your tax department know what it needs to do in order to optimise its function in 2020?
Customers in the spotlight: How FinTech is reshaping banking
Competition between banks and new entrants may give way to direct cooperation across the FinTech ecosystem. Opportunities exist for partnership and cooperation that would leverage each other's strengths, whether in product design and development by the start-ups, or distribution and infrastructure capabilities by banks.
Financial services technology 2020 and beyond
The financial services industry has seen drastic technology-led changes over the past few years and customers have had their expectations set by other industries.
Central Banking 2020: Ahead of the curve
The pressing questions facing central banks
Payments in the Wild Tech World: Digitisation and changing customer expectations
Payments used to be one of the industries least vulnerable to disruption. In a FinTech flooded world, this is no longer the case.
Sink or Swim: Why wealth management can’t afford to miss the digital wave
Wealth management stands today as one of the least tech-literate sectors of the financial services industry, and is falling well behind non-financial services industries.
PwC Central Bank Forum 2015
The Forum's discussions were an opportunity for senior central bankers and PwC representatives to share ideas and learn from each other’s experience.
Banking Banana Skins 2015
Banking Banana Skins, sponsored by PwC and conducted by the CSFI, explores what risks bankers face in the current climate and how they prioritise them.
RiskMinds 2015 Points of View
The following points of view were launched at RiskMinds 2015 and demonstrate PwC leading the debate in global FS risk issues.
The future of the capital markets industry
What will Capital Markets look like by 2020 and how will government policies, technology, big data, innovation and geopolitical uncertainties impact things? PwC takes a look.
Retail Banking 2020
PwC’s Banking 2020 report aims to provide insights and understanding into the future of the retail banking industry, which are critical not only to your actions today, but your plans for the future.
Capital markets 2025: Equity in emerging markets
What will be the top listing venues in 2025? As this report shows, while London, New York and Hong Kong continue to lead, the focus of IPO activity could well be shifting toward China and India.
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