Ravaged by the uncertainty and volatility of the previous year and battling an alarming margin-squeeze, the private banking industry in Asia seems ripe for consolidation. The question is whether the industry can pull off a bloodless-coup or whether private banks will have to re-invent their model for, and perhaps expectations of, the region. “Due to the general cost-cutting efforts and…
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