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Die Digitalisierung im Bankenumfeld : und deren Auswirkungen auf das Retail Banking (9786202225014)



In den letzten Jahren und Jahrzehnten ist die Bedeutung der digitalen Welt immer größer geworden. Kaum ein Mensch kommt noch ohne vernetzte und digitale Inhalte aus, die Veränderung wird zunehmend rasanter, neue Produkte und Möglichkeiten werden immer schneller vorgestellt. Einige Autoren vergleichen die Relevanz dieser Entwicklung sogar mit der Erfindung des Buchdrucks. Hierdurch bedingt entstehen in verschiedenen Bereichen der Wirtschaft neue Herausforderungen und Möglichkeiten. Es ist ebenso zu erkennen, dass die Digitalisierung auch im Finanzsektor angekommen ist, sich weiter verbreitet und damit auch das klassische Retail Banking, also das Geschäft mit einer Vielzahl von privaten Kunden, deutlich verändert. Während Banken dabei in den 1970er Jahren noch durch hohe Erträge, wachsende Bilanzsummen und verhältnismäßig geringe Eigenkapitalkosten „goldene Zeiten" erfahren haben, sind heute nachhaltige Veränderungen und eine Neuorganisation des Retail Bankings unabdingbar.


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  • Paperback | 100 pages
  • 148 x 217 x 9mm | 170g
  • German
  • Aufl.
  • 6202225017
  • 9786202225014


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