The E-Finance Report - Ezra Zask

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Résumé :
E-Finance Strategies and Insights--from Today's Financial Services LeadersAs the financial services industry moves online, traditional companies face increasing challenges--not only with expectations of their own customers but also with fast-moving E-upstarts prepared to meet and exceed those expectations. The E-Finance Report goes straight to the source, examining this demanding new environment through articles written by the senior executives, consultants, and analysts who have built--and continue to build--foundations for the E-Finance landscape of today and tomorrow.From the widespread acceptance of online stock trading to the growth of one-stop financial service portals, The E-Finance Report provides a candid overview of today's financial services industry--plus what participants can expect to see over the next decade. It supplies much needed guidance on the changes and opportunities today's technological transformation has brought to: Brokerage Retail and business banking Insurance Lending and credit Asset management Financial information The world of E-Finance is moving too fast for one expert to have all the answers. The E-Finance Report brings together the financial service industry's front-line voices to explain what is happening today, what will happen in the next five years--and how your organization can gain the upper hand in this technology-driven landscape.

Biographie:
Ezra Zask is Managing Director and Research Manager for Berkshire Capital Corporation, specializing in M&A activities. He is also President and founder of Zask Associates, which handles asset allocation programs, hedge fund and CTA activities, and risk management. Previously, he was a Senior Vice President at Mellon Bank and a managing director at Manufacturers Hanover Trust. He is an Adjunct Instructor at Fordham and Columbia universities. Mr. Zask is quoted in such financial publications as The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg; he has been profiled in Forbes, Euromoney, and Derivatives Strategy. He also speaks at industry and professional conferences on derivatives, currencies, and risk management.

Sommaire:

Chapter 1: The Changing Landscape of E-Finance.

Chapter 2: Internet Financial Services Company Valuation.

Chapter 3: www.Online_Trading.com.

Chapter 4: The Internet Revolution in the Brokerage Services Industry: An Unfinished Play in Three Acts.

Chapter 5: The Internet Brokerage Industry.

Chapter 6: Online Fixed-Income Trading.

Chapter 7: The Democratization of the Foreign Exchange Market.

Chapter 8: The Future of Venture Capital.

Chapter 9: Retail Internet Banking.

Chapter 10: Online Banking.

Chapter 11: Internet-Based Bill Payment and Presentment.

Chapter 12: Online Credit and Banking.

Chapter 13: Financial Information.

Chapter 14: Financial Service Portals: The Winners in a New Era.

Chapter 15: Online Asset Management.

Chapter 16: How to Build and Monitor E-Commerce Insurance.

Chapter 17: The Insurance Industry E-Volves.

Appendix A: Leading Financial Services Websites.

Appendix B: Publicly Quoted Internet Financial Services Companies Index.