Global corporate and investment banks are mostly failing to turn Asia’s high growth rates into increasing revenues and profits from the region.
Asian economic growth has averaged 5 to 6 per cent in the past three years but the declines in revenues and profits for the handful of global banks that break out figures for the region have been stark.
Only HSBC and Standard Chartered among the banks that disclose numbers have seen profits from corporate and investment banking grow consistently in Asia over the past three years, according to an FT analysis of company reports.
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