McKinsey Quarterly is the business journal of McKinsey & Company.
December 2011
A powerful new class of investors in emerging markets prefers other kinds of assets.
November 2011
The CIO of Global Equities and Commodities Derivatives at BNP Paribas describes the unique challenges of bringing lean to a bank’s IT organization.
November 2008
Companies from developed economies derive no benefit from second listings in foreign equity markets. Those that still have them should reconsider.
March 2008
The exchanges are riding high right now. They should use the proceeds of current good fortune to prepare for an intensely competitive future.
July 2007
The new Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) will change the way some European financial firms do business. First movers will have the advantage.
August 2006
Many arenas to profit from—but only with the right skills.
January 2006
Hedge funds, financial sponsors, weak credit markets, new advisory business—a lot of opportunity, but not for the fainthearted.
Today's warnings about credit risk give firms enough time to protect the earnings they derive from fixed income.
March 2005
Emotions can drive market behavior in a few short-lived situations. But fundamentals still rule.
Companies are what they are, not what their executives want them to be perceived as being. But management can improve the match between share prices and intrinsic value.
July 2004
China and India are driving the growth of futures markets, but liberalized regulation would quicken the pace.
February 2003
Securitization markets in Europe are growing rapidly, but banks have so far had difficulty reaping the rewards.
August 2002
Equity-trading volumes may grow by as much as 17 percent a year from 2001 to 2005, but revenues and profits may be more elusive unless wholesale equity brokers meet the changing needs of their diverse customer segments.
December 2001
Developing countries need bond markets. Thailand points the way.
August 2001
Should investment banks and brokerage houses stop trading securities? Not if they trade intelligently.
May 2000
Hedge funds are commonly blamed for the recent financial crises in Asia and Russia, but banks were the real culprits
Investors need and deserve markets that serve the interests of all their participants, not just broker-dealers. Four broad changes will get us from here to there.
May 1996
There’s new evidence that global capital markets are becoming a reality. They will drive the transfer of technology and managerial know-how across borders. A series of major bond crises is likely.
May 1995
Reform of financial services long overdue. Traditional banks suffer at hands of new, less regulated rivals. Repeal the BHCA now.
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