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Wholesale Banking

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Wholesale Banking
Banking services offered to institutional investors, businesses (especially large businesses), other banks, and investment vehicles such as mutual funds or pensions. Wholesale banking usually conducts transactions worth large amounts of money, and wholesale clients can be prioritized more highly than individual customers. It compares with retail banking, which specializes in individual clients.


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The performance was driven by strong momentum in Wholesale Banking with income rising 37%, benefiting from market dislocation and volatility leading to market share gains.
However, Moody's notes that links do remain between the retail and wholesale banking sectors, including common sources for international funding, exposure to the regional real estate sector and participation in the interbank markets.
However, Moody's notes that links do remain between the retail and wholesale banking sectors, including common sources for international funding, exposure to the regional real estate sector and participation in the interbank markets.
 
 
 
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