Structural changes in banking after the crisis
B Gerard Dages (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) to examine trends in bank business models, performance and market st ructure over the past decade, and assess their implications for the stability and efficiency of banking markets. The following report presents the Group’s conclusions on structural changes in the banking sector after the crisis.
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