Why are banks letting accountancy firms ride the asset sale gravy train?
Nearly seven years on from the onset of the financial crisis and banks still have €2tr of unwanted assets on their books. Professional services firms, not investment banks, are in the thick of the advisory action, writes David Rothnie.
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