The Changing Commercial Banking Industry Structure: Industry Research Report

The Changing Commercial Banking Industry Structure

Published Date: June 2002

Published By: BCC Research

Page Count: 138

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The commercial banking industry over the past few years has been revolutionized by deregulation and the rise of the Internet. The passage of financial modernization legislation by Congress in 1999 removed barriers, allowing banks to expand product offerings, while the potential of the Internet as a sales, marketing and delivery tool, widened the avenues to sell and deliver these products. The main products of the commercial banking industry-insurance, securities, mortgages, mutual funds and consumer credit-have all benefited from these changes. This report will examine the extent to which increased product sales have influenced overall bank assets and how commercial banks' increased market share in each of these products areas over the next five years will raise overall bank income and assets. Market forecasts are given for the period 1999 through 2006.

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