Parallel shifts

The final direction and impact of the commingling of financial services remains uncertain. Potential issues, such as the ability of banks to underwrite insurance, are dependent on an uncertain regulatory future. What does remain certain, however, is that both banks and insurers face new opportunitie...

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Banks in insurance
Business forecasts
Charters
Competition
Consumers
Distribution channels
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Financial services
Insurance companies
Life insurance
Market segments
Product lines
Profit margins
Profitability
Property & casualty insurance
Statistical data
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