Good morning gentlemen,
Not because it’s about bankers, but because you should simply deal fairly with your customers – no matter the industry.
I would sign that anytime!
Banks now even employ quite a few staff (like me, for example) whose job it is to slow down such "colleagues."
What does "slow down" mean in this context? Warning or even dismissal?
The principle of "scorched earth" is rather detrimental to a lasting customer relationship.
Ack.
I think it is a societal problem; not, as often stated, "only" to be found where commissions are tempting. Therefore, in my opinion, it must first be recognized from within society and thus set a change in motion.
Just because a Rheinmetall bond yields a good return doesn’t mean you have to keep it in your portfolio... And just because a kitchen is priced at 20,000 EUR, I don’t have to sell it if the equity is 8,000 EUR and I can live with a sales price of 10,000 EUR
An interesting comparison ;)
From a doctor, it is also expected to perform only medically necessary and sensible operations.
The respective hospital management will probably judge that differently; otherwise, it’s hard to explain why, for example, so many herniated discs with doubtful benefit are operated on.
I do not equate myself as a banker with a doctor, but I still expect (also from my colleagues) that they don’t cheat customers if there are more sensible or equally good but cheaper alternatives within the own product portfolio.
Here I disagree with you, because I make no distinction between a doctor and a banker regarding their duty of care.
To repeat: There is a reason why the reputation is so bad
The same applies to my industry as well, and from my experience, I can assure you that it always takes two to tango. But I also know just as surely that the vast majority of all those involved in construction in Germany do a very good job. It is probably similar with bankers; which brings me back to the topic of society ;)
Rhenish greetings