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Banques --- Intermédiation financière. --- Responsabilité --- Droit
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Institutions financières --- Banques --- Droit --- Comptabilité
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Banques culturelles --- Patrimoine culturel --- Développement communautaire. --- Protection.
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Banques --- Blanchiment de l'argent --- Places financières --- Droit --- Dispositions pénales --- banques --- witwassen --- banken --- blanchiment --- E-books
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For many years the banking sector deals with a lot of evolutions to which it must adapt. Not only to satisfy the needs of its customers but also in order to face the competition. Since the early 2000s, the arrival of internet boosted the changes and the technological evolutions are always increasing. These evolutions had major consequences on the trade generally and the banking sector did not escape it. A lot of agencies closed, the number of employees in this sector is decreasing as well as the number of operations performed in bank agencies. Added to it a dissatisfaction and the worry on the part of some clients as a result of the crisis of 2008, it was a golden opportunity for numerous start-ups, called "fintechs" to enter the market. The purpose of this thesis will be to be interested in the future of traditional banks. We divided the work into two parts: one theoretical analysis and one statistical analysis. The first one has two chapters concerning the evolution of e-Banking and mobile banking and in their situation in Belgium. The next chapter is dedicated to the bank BBVA which implemented enormous on ways to meet the challenge of the digitalization. Finally, the fourth chapter is a literature review which is approaching various subjects allowing us to define hypothesis our research question. The statistical analysis is dedicated to analyze the answers we collect from our survey. Thanks to this analysis we will accept or reject the hypothesis we defined.
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La crise financière de 2008 est venue montrer les insuffisances des accords de Bâle II et la fragilité du système financier international. Elle a permis de mettre sur pieds de nouvelles réglementations bancaires (Bâle III). Celles-ci sont arrivées avec un cocktail de réformes, de nouvelles mesures et essentiellement de nouveaux mécanismes permettant de renforcer et surtout de stabiliser les fonds propres des banques. Les accords de Bâle III ont donné naissance aux obligations convertibles contingentes, entendues ici par coco’s. Les coco’s sont une forme très particulière d’obligations qui sont émises par des banques et qui peuvent être transformées par ces dernières en actions selon des règles et principes bien définis dans le prospectus d’émission. Les mesures de transformation des coco’s en actions sont clairement encadrées par les seuils de déclenchement et les mécanismes de conversion. Les coco’s restent encore mal connues par le grand public ; car il s’agit de nouveaux produits financiers réservés pour le moment aux initiés de la finance. Toutefois, il faut reconnaitre que les coco’s sont encore en plein essor, malgré leur caractère risqué, elles contribuent au financement partiel des banques.
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This thesis is an attempt to gather all the factors that are taken into account in the decision-making procedure of Belgium banks in granting credit to small and medium businesses. These factors are presented into several groups of characteristics, namely the characteristics of the company, the characteristics of the relationship between the bank and the company, the characteristics related to the demand of credit itself and the characteristics of the contractual terms. This study reveals their importance and their decisive nature through interviews to relationship managers and credit analysts. The results indicate the repayment ability as the most important factor. They also specify that a credit approval is always based on a set of factors whereas a credit refusal can be based on one factor. These factors which can lead to a credit refusal are: the repayment ability, the track record of the client, the purpose of the credit or the information provided by the company. The results also suggest that the importance of every factor can vary from one demand of credit to another.
Crédit --- décision --- critères --- PME --- banques belges --- Sciences économiques & de gestion > Finance
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