By Leigh Drake
Construction societies are on the leading edge of the large adjustments and demanding situations happening in undefined. specifically the aggressive atmosphere has intensified dramatically on each side of the stability sheet, and this intensification of festival has led to a couple of major and basic adjustments within the regulatory framework and aggressive atmosphere during which development societies function. This publication describes those adjustments and challanges now dealing with the societies and attempts to target the problems that are more likely to turn out major in shaping the longer term evoloution of the construction society undefined.
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Of which branch retail deposits 3. 79 35101 85811 1983 The Balance between Wholesale and Retail Funding Jor the London Clearing Banks and Subsidiaries 1. : ::;. :::-:;:;.. I\) ~ ~ (j 26 The Building Society Industry in Transition example iIIustrates that the implied percentage of wholesale funds to total sterling deposits for the London clearing banks increased from 39 per cent in 1975 to over 60 per cent in 1984. The banks in the 1960s and 1970s were increasingly concentrating on their growing wholesale banking business, which at the time was deemed to be more profitable than retail banking, and hence concentrated on wholesale rather than retail funding.
Firstly, it has induced building societies to become much more overtly profit orientated than was hitherto the case. Secondly, as we have seen it undermined the historical interest rate setting procedures adopted by the building society industry, and ultimately resulted in the demise of the BSA's Recommended Rate System in October 1983. Finally, the intensification of competition resulted in press ure on building societies to diversify both their liability and asset structure. The former involved increased use of wholesale funding by building societies while the latter culminated in new building society legislation in the form of the Building Societies Act 1986.
Giving advice as to insurance of any description. 13 Estate agency services. 14. Surveys and valuations of land. 15. Conveyancing services. Foilowing the Review of Schedule 8 Societies will also be permitted to: a. take an equity stake in both life and general insurance companies; b. undertake fund management including management of unit trusts generally Irather than just for the provision of pensions. as at present); c. take an equity stage in stockbrokers; (but not be involved in market mak ingl; d o'fer a wider range of banking and housing related services than hitherto.