Some of the world’s biggest banks are pulling back from selected operations in fast-growing markets in the Middle East and parts of Asia, fearing they may fall foul of tightening anti-money laundering rules.
“We’re closing down certain relationships,” one top London-based banker said.
Another added: “It’s about cost versus volume. Increasingly, the cost of policing a relationship can outweigh the commercial benefits.”
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