Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse Affected by Negative Headcount Growth
From the Desk of Jim Eccleston at Eccleston Law LLC:
Large global investment banks, Deutsche Banks and Credit Suisse, have faltered after their move into the United States wealth management business.
The move created a frenzy around the possibilities surrounding the companies, but each has met only with disappointment. In the last few years, both companies have lost 10% of their advisor force.
While each company has stayed dedicated to their US expansion and has made countless speeches on goals and ideas, neither has made any headway.
Barclays is another company that hasn’t fared well in its US expansion. The only difference between Barclays and the highly publicized failure of Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank is that Barclays’ business has not been declining nearly as long. With the help of an ambitious executive and firm, the company was able to stabilize.
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