How silent churn is killing profits at Belt and Road banks
Cherry-picking corporate treasurers are causing problems for regional financial institutions which are losing wallet share to their more nimble counterparts.
In the business it’s known as silent churn – where corporate customers open an account with their primary financial institutions but buy other banking products elsewhere – and for the largest banks of Belt and Road it’s becoming a serious problem.
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