Frontiers in finance : for decision makers in financial services

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      <subfield code="a"> this issue of frontiers in finance is to look beyond the immediate turmoil, and to try to identify themes and pointers to how the financial services landscape will evolve in the months and years to come. With a clearer view of the possible future, financial institutions can begin to rebuild and develop their businesses with slightly greater confidence. The impact of the crisis is being felt right across developed economies. Two examples examined include increasing levels of fraud now coming to light; and governments tax revenues are sinking just at the time when increased state spending is being urged to counteract the recession. We also look at the fall-out in both emerging markets  particularly Latin America  and in Spain, where the collapse of the housing bubble has been particularly severe</subfield>
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