The current “land-grab” mind-set held by private banks in Asia is resulting in a market of undifferentiated players, according to a report published by global consulting firm A.T. Kearney, in conjunction with management consulting boutique, Newton Associates. The report, which charges private banks with “trying to be everything to everyone under the guise of open architecture and comprehensive service”, highlights…
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