McKinsey Quarterly is the business journal of McKinsey & Company.
SEPTEMBER 2011
Change will require lighter balance sheets, cost cuts, and finding ways to grow safely in a more heavily regulated world.
APRIL 2011
François-Daniel Migeon heads the agency charged with modernizing France’s public services. In this interview, he reflects on the challenges of large-scale government reform.
OCTOBER 2010
Regulation and market barriers continue to hold back the continent’s service sectors.
DECEMBER 2010
The keys to success include better productivity and infrastructure, as well as investment in education and health.
NOVEMBER 2010
New banking rules will squeeze capital and profits. But there are ways that banks can cope.
MAY 2010
A McKinsey report argues that the country should exit the recession by building on its strengths.
JULY 2010
Proposed Basel III rules may protect the system, but at a severe cost to returns on equity and lending capacity.
FEBRUARY 2010
A senior executive in the German Ministry of Health describes approaches the country is using to control health care costs.
JUNE 2010
Long-term trends reshaping the consumer landscape in France have implications for other developed countries too.
OCTOBER 2011
European utilities may soon have to earn a growing share of their profits by helping households save energy rather than consume it.
Two developing countries show how a willingness to take bold risks can make government services better and cheaper.
JULY 2011
Consumers say they want both electronic and physical contact points, but the desired mix varies by country and age.
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