Regulatory Climate will remain Dynamic and Adaptation is only option for Banks
World is facing dual challenge of depression
      hit growth and fragile banking environment in developed economies
      which are slowly but surely engulfing growth engines of BRICS
      nations. Banks are facing near
      perfect storm of challenges and conflicts in an uncertain and
      volatile environment both locally as well as globally. Since 2008, its strongly felt that financial
      industry is needed to restore investor's , customer's , economy's
      and nation's confidence. Internal competition within financial
      industry as well as external competition from outside is adding to
      pressures in financial sector across nations. Investment banking
      units of 'too large to fail' banks have fallen from echelons and
      has added to the gloom so much that banks such as UBS and Credit
      Swiss have been restructured drastically. Restructure in Swiss
      banks with pedigree of several centuries is a strong indicator of
      competition and macro-environment, drastic steps have added
      emphasis on operating efficiency as well as on derisking of
      portfolios. Profile of Risk and
      compliance functions have grown significantly as banks are driven
      to re-balance systems, processes and business models to meet
      stringent policies by central banks and Global financial support
      system. 
    
While some banks have decided to concentrate
      on core strength by winding off non-traditional units some other
      banks target to de-risk the portfolio by expanding further across
      the globe in developing economies. These Global banks will be
      needed to adapt their Global models according to central bank's
      policies of nation in which they expand but adaptation will remain
      challenging since national policies remain fragmented across
      continents and nations.
 
