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Saturday, April 14, 2012

A Look At Global Business And Financial Trends To Consider

By Ed Hulse


The financial service industry is facing solemn challenges which is rooted in incessant imbalances, coupled with long term low interest, rise in asset prices and huge savings and credit imbalances. A reliable report predicted that these business and financial trends will definitely lead to a constant risk to the market. Provided below are key trends, which investors, employees and leaders in the financial service arena have to reckon, for purposes of laying down ideal strategies in the future.

Global banking is the first trend. World Bank states that though many banks conduct their dealings in many countries, they still can be perceived as relatively regional in their country of origin. This fact necessitates the need of these banks to infiltrate the emerging markets for them to experience growth. They need aggressive strategies of growth in order to penetrate the unlatched markets, for increased profits.

Secondly, there is IT platform sharing. It is evident in this one that monetary company's approaches are altered so that they can fit the dynamics and new intricacies of the current market. This reveals that success is determined by integration and instant access to information and product line and geography. Costs of information supply to global markets have to be lowered and cell phone companies become very helpful in this.

E-banking is yet another tendency that has seen many people conducting their personal or business banking deals through their cell phones. This makes e-banking services necessary for a business to be competent in the marketplace. Through service applications that are internet base, e-banking aids the company with ideal differentiation and flexibility.

Mobile money is yet another tendency. This is a safe and low cost monetary arena and it saves people from going to a bank or any other physical payment center. This service has been found to have a number of social and economic benefits.

The last of these business and financial trends is Self-service. This thought has to be given priority be persons in the monetary arena. It provides answers to concerns of customers quicker. It automates many processes that aid in the reduction of staff workload.




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