Posted in Bilan.ch on 12 February 2016, French speaking Swiss magazine.
In previous post, we looked at how Private Banking emerged in Switzerland in 19th century and how it evolved before and after banking secrecy.
What is the situation today and how to ride the new waves ?
I identify two very different waves: Client centricity and Product centricity.
Posted in Bilan.ch on 22 January 2016, French speaking Swiss magazine.
To understand Private Banking DNA, as discussed in previous post, I start by looking at how Private Banking emerged in Switzerland in 19th century and how it evolved before and after banking secrecy.
Posted in Bilan.ch on 22 December 2015, French speaking Swiss magazine. Where I suggest to give clients and staff a higher visibility in Management Committee, subordinate risks, costs and rules to business development objective and rediscover Private Banking DNA to recombine and reinvent future.
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