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This publication is PwC Australia's flagship thought leadership piece for Banking and Capital Markets in Australia. It analyses the reported results of Australia's major banks.
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A New Zealand Perspective
Banking Banana Skins 2012, and our inaugural New Zealand supplement, describe the risks currently facing the global banking industry, as seen by a wide range of bankers, banking regulators and close observers of the banking scene around the world.
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In this report we present updated projections on how large we expect the banking industry to become in the world’s largest economies over the next 40 years.
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The future of equity capital markets
We asked several questions relating to the Capital Markets sector to senior managers from companies across the globe. Their responses highlight the challenges facing incumbent markets in the coming two decades.
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This survey focuses on the strategic and emerging issues surrounding the expanding activities of foreign insurance companies in China.
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Hedge fund trust and transparency
In the three years since the credit crisis, the Asian hedge fund industry has come under pressure from investors to build trust by improving corporate governance, strengthening operations and providing more transparency into the controls in place.
We believe, however, there is room for further improvements related to conflicts of interest and operational controls to allow the sector to truly fulfil its long-term growth potential.
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Why the traditional security lifecycle no longer works
The Gaps in the Apps: why the traditional security lifecycle no longer works publication provides a point of view from PwC about the issues and challenges surrounding mobile banking in the Financial services industry. It discusses the current situation, provides our observations of industry practices and our recommended approach to the issue.
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Insurance Banana Skins 2011 surveys the risks facing the insurance industry at a time of considerable market turbulence, and identifies those that appear most urgent to insurance practitioners and close observers of the insurance scene around the world.
The report, which updates previous surveys in 2008 and 2009, was conducted in March and April 2011, and is based on 490 responses from 40 countries.
New Zealand supplement
To compliment the survey we have produced the New Zealand supplement outlining what New Zealand respondents have identified as risks to the local industry.
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Insurance facts & figures provides a summary reference guide to the general insurance, life insurance, health insurance and insurance intermediaries sectors in Australia.
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Reshaping the workplace in financial services
Drawing on the results from our latest millennials survey, this report looks at how their unique characteristics demand an innovative approach to recruitment, retention, management and development, which organisations simply can’t afford to ignore.
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Reshaping the workplace in financial services in Asia
Our Asia version of the Millennials at work: reshaping the workplace in financial services, shows Asia is a key strategic market for many financial services firms. The ability to attract and retain the new generation of employees will be a vital step for financial services firms in their ability to deliver on their long term strategies.
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New Zealand Banking Perspectives analyses the reported results of New Zealand’s five major banks (Westpac, ASB, ANZ National, BNZ and Kiwibank).
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The Global Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey provides a number of perspectives on private banking and wealth management. In our analysis, tougher clients, the impact of regulation and the need for greater efficiency are leading to performance challenges.
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Making the most of international mobility in financial services
Drawing on interviews with senior HR executives from leading international financial services groups from around the world, this report explores the workforce management issues of matching talent with growth objectives and how companies can address these issues as part of their overall business planning.
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PwC surveyed approximately 3000 banking customers in nine different markets to understand customers' needs, attitudes and behaviours to digital media.
Our insights from this research can help banks harness the power of the new and improved digital market, not just by saving costs, but by deepening customer relationships. The new digital tipping point explores these insights and the opportunities that exist for banks.
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An annual report
Top Insurance Industry Issues in 2012 describes the challenges insurers are facing and the strategies they can use to cope with change, manage risk, enhance their operations, and grow.
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