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The Four Trends Shaping China’s Retail Banking Landscape
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Chinese banking customers are gradually shifting their business away from the so-called “Big Four” state-owned banks. They’re also becoming more receptive to online banking. These are two of the four trends identified in a new survey of over 3,500 Chinese banking customers across China.
In this podcast, Nick Leung talks with Joe Ngai and Jared Shu about what these trends mean for banks competing in China today. Joe is a Senior Partner who leads the Financial Institutions Practice in Greater China. Jared is a Partner who advises banks across the region. Nick is Managing Partner of McKinsey’s Greater China Practice.
This concludes our three-part holiday series of McKinsey on China. Check iTunes for parts one and two, in which we discussed our predictions for China in 2015, and how the incidence of obesity is on the rise.
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Chinese banking customers are gradually shifting their business away from the so-called “Big Four” state-owned banks. They’re also becoming more receptive to online banking. These are two of the four trends identified in a new survey of over 3,500 Chinese banking customers across China.
In this podcast, Nick Leung talks with Joe Ngai and Jared Shu about what these trends mean for banks competing in China today. Joe is a Senior Partner who leads the Financial Institutions Practice in Greater China. Jared is a Partner who advises banks across the region. Nick is Managing Partner of McKinsey’s Greater China Practice.
This concludes our three-part holiday series of McKinsey on China. Check iTunes for parts one and two, in which we discussed our predictions for China in 2015, and how the incidence of obesity is on the rise.
To download the report discussed in this podcast, visit mckinseychina.com.
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