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INNOVATION IN

RETAIL BANKING

We have recently completed a major piece of research on innovation in retail banking with EFMA and Infosys.

Innovation in Retail Banking

Contact Us For Details

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RESEARCH SERVICES

CUSTOM RESEARCH SERVICES FROM CLARUS INSIGHT 

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In addition to our complimentary updates and reviews on financial services strategic issues, we provide research services to meet specific client needs. These include:

 

  • Strategic Reviews - Quarterly or annual reviews of the business environment covering the economy, financial services industry and sectors within the industry for use in strategic planning or strategic risk reviews. These reviews have a particular focus on the "weak signals" that you need to be aware of as well as innovation and emerging opportunities.

 

  • Bespoke Research Projects - One-off projects covering a wide range of strategic financial services issues. A recent example of our work is the preparation of a major report on retail banking innovation in Europe, which was sponsored by INFOSYS and was published by the European Financial Management and Marketing Association (EFMA) in October 2009.

 

Contact Michael Pearson at michael@clarusinsight.com for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Importance of Vigilance

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"Leaders also need a broader type of vigilance: looking for weak and unexpected signals. This type of vigilance is crucial in recognizing new opportunities for growth or anticipating serious threats before they become too serious. It should be an integral part of a company's strategic risk management system."

 

 

Are You A Vigilant Leader?

George S Day

Paul JH Schoemaker

Sloan Management Review 2008