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17 December 2009 Issue 624 www.retailbankerinternational.com
Giving something back
A new era for loyalty excellence
● Rabobank’s director of CSR, Ruud Nijs, signals policy shift
● Absa’s Gavin Opperman ● The biggest banking M&A deals of 2009
● Interview: Royal Bank of Canada’s David McKay ● Nordea’s Russian push
● Survey – leading retail bankers from around the world discuss 2010 priorities
New report for the financial services industry
Retail Financial Services in China
This report provides readers with a comprehensive overview of the changes that have occurred within the retail banking, cards and
wealth management markets in China and equips them with specific strategy recommendations that can be used to succeed.
The potential upside for financial services in China remains incredible. The Chinese remain one of the greates
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A REtAiL bAnKER intERnAtionAL SUPPLEMEnt
VRL RoUnD tABLe: LoYALtY In FInAncIAL seRVIces
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VRL RoUnD tABLe: LoYALtY In FInAncIAL seRVIces
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