Key findings from consumers on the state of the banking industry and financial regulation
Eight years after the global financial crisis triggered a slate of new rules and regulations, a Brunswick Group survey of 2,039 respondents from four countries finds continuing deep skepticism across the globe about the benefits of big banks and the effectiveness of financial regulation.
Key findings:
Eight years post-crisis, anxiety persists
Regulation attractive but not impactful
Desire for smaller, local banks but also multiple services
Uncertain implications of Brexit