Publications - Financial Services - Deloitte in FYR Macedonia

In our Financial Services Industry publications, you will find thought leadership and commentary on topics such as security, asset management, banking, insurance and a wealth of other related issues. Learn more by reading here about some of our most recent publications.

Financial Services Industry publications

Central Europe Retail Banking

Sector Overview | May 2007 | 12 pages

The Central European (“CE”) retail banking sector continues to grow at a double digit pace and it is projected to maintain this momentum in the upcoming years mainly thanks to growth in the traditional CE markets such as Poland, as well as areas like Russia, Ukraine and the Balkans which are making huge strides in banking sector reforms and development.
Global Asset Management Outlook

Issues on the horizon 2007 | April 2007 | 20 pages

The asset management industry continues to face fundamental changes that have been transforming the competitive landscape over the last several years.
Global Banking Industry Outlook

Issues on the horizon 2007 | April 2007 | 16 pages

In the last decade, banks have operated in an environment of significant change, and to a large extent, shown an ability to transform themselves to keep up with an evolving environment. Banks will need to keep drawing on the flexibility and adaptability they have developed to meet the changes that will unfold in the year ahead.
Global Risk Management Survey – Fifth Edition

Accelerating Risk Management Practices | April 2007 | 29 pages

The Global Risk Management Survey: Fifth Edition is our most recent examination of the state of risk management in the global financial services industry. We solicited the participation of CROs or their equivalent at financial services firms around the world. Respondents included global, regional, local commercial and retail banks as well as diversified financial institutions.
Financial Services in 2010

Hallmarks of Success | June 2006 | 24 pages

The worldwide market for financial services is evolving rapidly and by 2010 is likely to look very different than it does today. New asset classes such as private equity and hedge funds are attracting a growing number of investors, shifting the center of gravity in the world’s capital markets.