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As a part of global banking strategy many big banks are having Merger and acquisitions as a new wave where the bank has formed a dedicated global investment banking group to move across the life cycle of corporates like debt syndication, M&As, strategic financial advice, valuation & pricing analysis, and hybrid financing, private equity and deal structure. With all this the banks are sure headed for a good growth in the future, so do share your thoughts on this topic.
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Despite the hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars being invested in M A activities, the word 'commodity' continues to be readily associated with banking, as if by way of explaining why it is so difficult for banks to differentiate themselves from competitors. Certainly, the products and services themselves may be so similar from one bank to another to be considered commodities, but there is one thing that can never be commoditized— a bank's brand. Brand is what ultimately defends banking from the doom of commoditization. When banks merge, their brands must reconcile. More often than not, one brand is going to be nurtured and one brand is going to be retired. Yet, too often in bank me...
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M A offers tremendous opportunities for companies to grow and add value to shareholders' wealth. M A is a strategy for growth and expansion. It increase value and efficiency and thereby increase shareholder' value. Currently we see a lot of mergers going in set of business functions, for the purpose of business diversfication and new market trapment. We witnessed a lot of mergers haooening in India, particularly in banking industry. Banking and services chalked up a healthy number of mergers and acquisitions in 2007 totaling nearly US$68.3 billion. The banking and IT and services M A deal market has been heating up over the past few years. Recent data collated on mergers acquisitions (M As)...
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Product innovation and process re-engineering
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Merger of Nationlised banks with SBI
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Shantanu Talukdar
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"Personalized Messaging"
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Gone are the days when bank sent a common mailer to its customers based on some basic segmentation.There will be a concept called "No Junk Mail". Banks, with the help of smart and advanced analytics would be able to send personalized mail based on...
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mehul
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"stop innovation for banks and stop destroying people capital by making fake ideas"
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stop innovations and fake ideas for banks..
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Srikumar Aduri
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"Product innovation and process re-engineering"
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I support Leena's idea on Product innovation and process re-engineering. Because, without innovative products, it is very difficult to retain customer base. Particularly tough in a highly competitive landscape. Technology plays and has been...
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