Restructuring and Innovation in Banking

This book explains how to restructure and successfully turn around a bank or financial institution at a time when the global financial system is facing a new wave of disruption ushered in by innovation from digital financial technology, or FinTech. It is argued that within banking this process of creative destruction will entail unprecedented challenges for traditional institutions as well as opportunities for new, mostly digital, players. A great deal of restructuring, turnaround, and transformation will be required. While information on these topics is widely available with respect to corporates, this is not the case for banks. The book addresses this neglected area in detail, analyzing the changes that have been set in motion, examining how creative destruction can be anticipated by both old and new players, and explaining how to better manage restructuring and innovation in banking. The book will appeal to top and middle managers of banks and financial institutions, advisers, regulators, academics, and students.

Helps to master the challenges of restructuring and innovation in banking Clarifies why innovation from digital FinTech will cause further disruption Describes how creative destruction can be anticipated by both old and new players Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Autorentext
Claudio Scardovi is a managing director and head of Financial Services for EMEA at AlixPartners. For the last 15 years he has been managing director for a number of companies including KPMG, Accenture, Intervaluenet, Oliver Wyman, Lehman Brothers, Nomura, and Advent. He is a professor at Bocconi University, at SDA Bocconi, and at Imperial College. A serial entrepreneur, he has written more than 200 articles and 13 books, published by Edibank, EGEA, Il Sole 24 Ore, Quondam, Mondadori, and Springer.

Inhalt
1 Creative destruction in the global financial system.- 2 Fin tech innovation and the disruption of the global financial system.- 3 An approach to bank restructuring.- 4 A new resolution regime in the European Union.