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An Insight into Suitability Practice: Is a Standard Questionnaire the Answer?,he main drivers of customer segmentation, while the work on customer profiling is less developed. Nonetheless, the profiling process that financial firms follow to sell financial products and services is crucial, as it paves the way for a fiduciary relationship between the customer and the intermedi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29612-3 and a rating outlook/Watchlist status. One of the criticisms of agencies is their apparently slow reactions in changing ratings. However, because of agencies’ ‘through the cycle’ methodology and the sound reasons for stability in ratings (see Part III), signals from Watchlist and outlook are very l

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29612-3by virtually all of the major companies in recent years (Grosse, 2005). However, a primary consideration in focusing specifically on the cross-border activities of banks emanated from the sheer size of their international activities. For example, a cursory examination of foreign assets as a percenta