Despite having had many quarters to get used to the new regulations governing the opening of private banking accounts and the sale of products to these clients, private banks continue to think of regulations as one of the chief constraints to business. “The private banking industry is over-regulated,” says one Hong Kong-based banker at a Swiss bank. “It is restrictive…
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