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The investment banking sector has been going through a rough patch. Industry revenues have been flat from a decade ago at $250 billion, while return on equity (ROE)—a key measure of profitability— has decreased from 19.5 to under 9 percent over that time. Investment banks are challenged by the new non-bank entrants into an already competitive market. These developments call for greater focus on redefining core business models. Meanwhile, evolving regulations and rampant growth of new technologies such as blockchain and a cultural shift toward data-driven decision making is further reshaping the contours in the industry. Investment banks require trusted technology partners to help them automate processes and leverage advanced analytics to gain better control over the business. 

