The Wide Angle – geopolitical realignments will not hurt banks’ global positions if tackled wisely

THURSDAY, 20/10/2022 - Scope SE & Co. KGaA

The Wide Angle – geopolitical realignments will not hurt banks’ global positions if tackled wisely

The tectonic geopolitical realignments currently underway, with decidedly Russia but plausibly also China pushing and being pushed away from the West, raise questions about European banks’ global strategies in a partially de-globalising marketplace.

European banks’ international positions will not suffer if strategies are cautiously recalibrated to take account of and anticipate emerging geopolitical realities. As long as challenges are addressed early on.

Read the latest The Wide Angle from Sam Theodore here.

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