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Great post JJ.
But in true Freakonomics style, I think we need to look way beyond the increase of rates to realise this isn't the problem, merely a symptom of a far wider malaise.
Take a step back to the halcyon days pre-credit crunch. Banks had a…
A very thought provoking post, JJ.
I've long maintained that the new banking post sub-prime world to emerge over the next 10 years will be led by smaller boutique style banks providing specialist services and optimised to sell a limited, highly eff…
Stockholm Syndrome, perhaps, Michael?
When terrorists kidnap hostages, there's a weird condition that makes the captives protective of their captors, Stockholm Syndrome. Maybe those "trapped" into a poor bank - that is, any bank - is trying to prot…
Good point, Dennis.
I think this reinforces my view of a central "wholesale" bank, a government owned body that deals with (and therefore guarantees) inter-bank payments along with other collaborative transactions.
I don't think the public will be…
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The case for a central processing bank: why should a brand exist if it has no value?
Which bank has the best ATM’s, which one has the best payment processing systems or the best credit cards?
Truth is, there’s nothing at all to choose between any of them. They’re just flat, flip/flop systems that either work or they don’t. No discernible difference. As a colour, they’re all dull grey.
Now take away these key services from the decision. Which bank do you favour now. For all of their billions of investment, their execs apparently worth millions even when they fail,… Continue
Truth is, there’s nothing at all to choose between any of them. They’re just flat, flip/flop systems that either work or they don’t. No discernible difference. As a colour, they’re all dull grey.
Now take away these key services from the decision. Which bank do you favour now. For all of their billions of investment, their execs apparently worth millions even when they fail,… Continue
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