According to the survey, these three themes have caused the vast majority of respondents to partially or completely reshape their operating models (96%), buying behaviour (95%) and capital/fund allocations (98%) over the past two years. Regulations, financial technologies and emerging markets are key issues that will drive financial markets, according to a recent survey conducted by Deutsche Bank and FT Remark. Participants believe that regulation including Basel III and Solvency II are viewed as delivering benefits, and participants have a nuanced perspective of regulation. The survey also found that the majority of respondents expect regulators in their countries to be more open about risks associated with new technologies. As a consequence, securities clearing and settlement will become more efficient while costs are expected to decrease substantially. Meanwhile, 54% believe emerging markets will deliver growth rates last seen during the 2001-2011 boom.
Regulations, financial technologies and emerging markets are key issues that will drive financial markets, according to a recent survey conducted by Deutsche Bank and FT Remark. Participants believe that regulation including Basel III and Solvency II are viewed as delivering benefits, and participants have a nuanced perspective of regulation. The survey also found that the majority of respondents expect regulators in their countries to be more open about risks associated with new technologies. As a consequence, securities clearing and settlement will become more efficient while costs are expected to decrease substantially. Meanwhile, 54% believe emerging markets will deliver growth rates last seen during the 2001-2011 boom.