Market adjustment in banking

A disguising term for the necessary exit of banks that do not have any sustainable business opportunities. Such institutions already do not achieve an adequate rate of return. But because stricter supervisory regulations will increase the pressure on fixed costs in the future, it is foreseeable that the banks concerned will slide into the red. For these banks, the options are – to sell the entire company, – to sell parts of the company to other providers and retreat into a market niche (corner of the market, market niche), or – to merge with other banks. – See blind-deaf connection, bloodbath, consolidation, co-insurance effect, overbanked, verticalization, Westdeutsche Landesbank.

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