Transformation of Banks and Bank Services

This paper analyzes the transformation of banks driven by innovations in financial products and in information technology, the liberalization of financial markets, and changes in bank regulation. A bank faces various strategic choices including its positioning in the life cycle of financial products...

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Published in:Journal of institutional and theoretical economics 1998-03, Vol.154 (1), p.109-133
Main Author: Franke, Günter
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Language:English
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Bank earnings
Bank loans
Bank markets
Bank operations
Banking
Banking regulation
Banking services
Banking system
Banks
Capital market
Customers
Economic change
Financial institutions
Financial services
Information technology
Investment banking
Liberalization
Regulation
Retail banking
Swiss banks
Technological change
Technological innovation
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Bank loans
Bank markets
Bank operations
Banking
Banking regulation
Banking services
Banking system
Banks
Capital market
Customers
Economic change
Financial institutions
Financial services
Information technology
Investment banking
Liberalization
Regulation
Retail banking
Swiss banks
Technological change
Technological innovation
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