Sentence examples for banking competition from inspiring English sources

This is the 11th review of banking competition in less than 20 years.

"The current state of RBS creates problems for banking competition and for the British economy.

The original deal to merge would have reduced banking competition in Chenango County, federal officials said Tuesday.

Back in 2000, the Cruickshank report on banking competition said banks should be prevented from becoming too big.

Pay-TV looks a lot like retail banking: competition is weak not because the rules need rewriting but because customers are reluctant to switch suppliers.

But Deutsche has deliberately chosen not to promote Bank24 among its own customers, lest they desert its branches.In Germany as elsewhere, banking competition is increasing and returns falling.

Margins have held up better in America, but are likely to fall as new commercial-bank competition muscles in.One gauge of this pressure is that, despite near-ideal operating conditions, the industry has been consolidating.

The abstract:Motivated by public policy debates about bank consolidation and conflicting theoretical predictions about the relationship between bank concentration, bank competition and banking system fragility, this paper studies the impact of national bank concentration, bank regulations, and national institutions on the likelihood of a country suffering a systemic banking crisis.

A paper on "Bank Concentration and Competition" by a group of people from the Federal Reserve, the World Bank and other institutions, published in September 2003, draws the following conclusion:More regulatory restrictions on bank competition are associated with "bad" outcomes— such as less favourable prices for customers, less access to credit, and reduced stability of the financial system.

The Community Reinvestment Act was passed in 1977 when bank competition was sharply limited by law and lenders had little incentive to seek out business in lower-income neighborhoods.

Thus, policies that restrict bank competition—regulation, barriers to foreign participation and direct state control of banking resources tend to be associated with "bad" outcomes and diminished overall economic performance".However, there may be circumstances in which state control is helpful for example, for restoring health to an economy after a banking crisis.