INTRODUCTION
- What is the scope of the report?
- Who is the target reader?
- How is the report structured?
- Chapter 2: European Market
- Chapters 3-14: Individual country chapters
- Chapter 15: Appendix
- A note to previous customers of this report
EUROPEAN MARKET
- Overview
- Product overview
- Country overview
- Deposits
- Market size
- Market growth
- Mutual funds
- Market size
- Market growth
- Direct equity
- Market size
- Market growth
- Direct bonds
- Market size
- Market growth
- Forecast
- Data
BELGIUM
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
DENMARK
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
FRANCE
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
GERMANY
- Market drivers
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
IRELAND
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
ITALY
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
NETHERLANDS
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
NORWAY
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
SPAIN
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
SWEDEN
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
SWITZERLAND
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
UNITED KINGDOM
- Market drivers
- Market overview
- Product segmentation
- Deposits
- Mutual funds
- Equity and bonds
- Forecast
APPENDIX
- Definitions
- Research methodology
- Historic information
- Belgium
- Denmark
- France
- Germany
- Ireland
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- UK
- Notes on changes to data
- Belgium
- Denmark
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- Norway
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Forecasting methodology
- Selecting and projecting the macroeconomic variables
- Building the market forecasts
Further Reading
- Datamonitor Savings & Investments SPP Reports
- Datamonitor Global Wealth Service SPP: Reports
- Datamonitor Global Wealth Service SPP: Insight Reports
Datamonitor Financial Services Consulting
SPP writing team
List of Tables
- Table 1: Europe: retail savings and investments balances, segmented by
broad product line, 2003
- Table 2: European retail savings and investments market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 3: Proportion of European retail savings and investment product
lines attributable to each country, 2003
- Table 4: Proportion of total retail savings and investments in each
country attributable to each broad product line, 2003
- Table 5: Europe: retail deposit balances, segmented by country, 1999-2003
- Table 6: Europe: retail mutual fund balances, segmented by country,
1999-2003
- Table 7: Europe: retail direct equity balances, segmented by country,
1999-2003
- Table 8: Europe: retail direct bond balances, segmented by country,
1999-2003
- Table 9: Europe: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances, by
broad product lines, 2003-2008f
- Table 10: Europe: Forecasted total retail savings and investment balances,
by country, 2003-2008f
- Table 11: Market drivers in Belgium, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 12: Belgium: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 13: Belgium: retail savings and investments market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 14: Belgium: retail deposit balances, segmented by sight and
non-sight, 1999-2003
- Table 15: Belgium: retail mutual funds balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 16: Belgium: retail mutual funds balances, segregated by onshore and
offshore funds, 1999-2003
- Table 17: Belgium: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 18: Market drivers in Denmark, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 19: Denmark: Retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 20: Denmark: retail savings and investment market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 21: Denmark: retail mutual fund balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 22: Denmark: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 23: Market drivers in France, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 24: France: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 25: France: retail savings and investments market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 26: France: retail deposits, segregated by sight and non-sight,
1999-2003
- Table 27: France: retail mutual funds balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 28: France: retail mutual funds, segregated by onshore and offshore
funds, 1999-2003
- Table 29: France: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 30: Market drivers in Germany, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 31: Germany: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 32: Germany: retail savings and investments market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 33: Germany: retail deposit balances, segmented by sight and
non-sight, 1999-2003
- Table 34: Germany: retail mutual funds balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 35: Germany: retail mutual funds balances, segregated by onshore and
offshore funds, 1999-2003
- Table 36: Germany: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 37: Market drivers in Ireland, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 38: Ireland: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 39: Ireland: retail savings and investments market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 40: Ireland: retail mutual fund balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 41: Ireland: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 42: Market drivers in Italy, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 43: Italy: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 44: Italy: retail savings and investments market, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 45: Italy: retail mutual funds balances segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 46: Italy: retail mutual funds balances, segregated by onshore and
offshore funds, 1999-2003
- Table 47: Italy: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 48: Market drivers in the Netherlands, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 49: Netherlands: retail savings and investment balances, segmented
by broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 50: Netherlands: retail savings and investments market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 51: Netherlands: retail deposit balances, segmented by sight and
non-sight, 1999-2003
- Table 52: Netherlands: retail mutual funds balances, segmented by fund
type, 1999-2003
- Table 53: Netherlands: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 54: Market drivers in Norway, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 55: Norway: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 56: Norway: Retail savings and investment market, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 57: Norway: retail deposit balances, segregated by sight and
non-sight, 1999-2003
- Table 58: Norway: retail mutual fund balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 59: Norway: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 60: Market drivers in Spain, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 61: Spain: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 62: Spain: retail savings and investments market, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 63: Spain: retail deposit balances, segmented by sight and
non-sight, 1999-2003
- Table 64: Spain: retail mutual funds balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 65: Spain: retail mutual funds balances, segregated by onshore and
offshore funds, 1999-2003
- Table 66: Spain: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 67: Market drivers in Sweden, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 68: Sweden: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by
broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 69: Sweden: Retail savings and investment market, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 70: Sweden: retail mutual fund balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 71: Sweden: Retail mutual fund balances, segregated by onshore and
offshore funds, 1999-2003
- Table 72: Swedish: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 73: Market drivers in Switzerland, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 74: Switzerland: retail savings and investment balances, segmented
by broad product line, 1999-2003
- Table 75: Switzerland: retail savings and investments market, indexed,
1999-2003
- Table 76: Switzerland: retail deposit balances, segmented by sight and
non-sight, 1999-2003
- Table 77: Switzerland: retail mutual funds balances, segmented by fund
type, 1999-2003
- Table 78: Switzerland: retail mutual funds balances, segregated by onshore
and offshore funds, 1999-2003
- Table 79: Switzerland: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
- Table 80: Market drivers in the UK, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 81: UK: retail savings and investment balances, segmented by broad
product line, 1999-2003
- Table 82: UK: retail savings and investments market, indexed, 1999-2003
- Table 83: UK: retail mutual funds balances, segmented by fund type,
1999-2003
- Table 84: UK: retail mutual funds balances, segregated by onshore and
offshore funds, 1999-2003
- Table 85: UK: Forecasted retail savings and investment balances,
2003-2008f
List of Figures
- Figure 1: Direct investment in equity by European households declined at
11% compounded annually to EUR1,239bn in 2003
- Figure 2: European household investment in mutual funds increased by 13%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 3: The German retail savings and investment market remains the
largest despite a negative compound annual growth rate between 1999-2003
- Figure 4: Despite experiencing the highest growth rate, the Irish retail
deposit balances remained the smallest in Europe during 2003
- Figure 5: Deposits held by Irish households grew at the fastest compound
annual rate in Europe between 1999-2003
- Figure 6: Spanish retail investments in mutual funds accounted for 10% of
the total European market in 2003
- Figure 7: Retail investments in mutual funds by Italian households
declined at 7% compounded annually between 1999-2003
- Figure 8: Direct equity investment by Swiss households accounted for 11%
of the total European market for retail direct equity in 2003
- Figure 9: Retail direct investments in equity by French households grew at
the slowest compound annual rate in Europe between 1999-2003
- Figure 10: Italian households accounted for the largest share of the total
European direct retail investment in bonds in 2003
- Figure 11: Retail direct investments in bonds by Swedish households grew
at the slowest compound annual rate in Europe between 1999-2003
- Figure 12: Investment in mutual funds by European households is estimated
to grow at a CAGR of 9% between 2003-2008
- Figure 13: The Belgian stock market fell by 33% between 1999-2003
- Figure 14: Household investment in mutual funds equates to over one fifth
of total Belgian retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 15: Direct investment in equity by Belgian households increased by
18% between 2002-2003
- Figure 16: Sight deposits held by Belgian households increased at 7%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR28bn in 2003
- Figure 17: Belgian retail investments in balanced funds increased at 4%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR25bn in 2003
- Figure 18: Direct investment in equity by Belgian households decreased at
18% compounded annually since 1999 to EUR35bn in 2003
- Figure 19: Investment in mutual funds by Belgian households estimated to
grow by 59% in absolute terms between 2003-2008
- Figure 20: The Danish stock market grew by 22% between 2002-2003
- Figure 21: Direct household investment in bonds equates to nearly a fifth
of total Danish retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 22: Danish household direct investment in equity increased by
nearly 30% between 2002-2003
- Figure 23: Deposits held by Danish households have grown at 7% compounded
annually since 1999 to DKK450bn in 2003
- Figure 24: Danish retail investments in bond funds increased at a CAGR of
27% between 1999-2003
- Figure 25: Direct investment in bonds by Danish households decreased at 4%
compounded annually since 1999 to DKK183bn in 2003
- Figure 26: Investment in mutual funds by Danish households estimated to
grow by 47% in absolute terms between 2003-2008
- Figure 27: The French stock market grew by over 16% between 2002-2003
- Figure 28: Household investment in mutual funds equates to 23% of total
French retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 29: French household direct investment in equity increased by a
meager 5% between 2002-2003
- Figure 30: Non sight deposits held by French households jumped by 8%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 31: French retail investments in equity funds increased by 10%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 32: Direct investment in bonds by French households decreased by 6%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 33: Direct investment in equity by French households estimated to
grow by 47% in absolute terms between 2003-2008
- Figure 34: German stock market grew by over 37% between 2002-2003
- Figure 35: Direct household investment in equity equates to one tenth of
total German retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 36: German household investment in mutual funds increased by 14%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 37: Sight deposits held by German households increased at 11%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR388bn in 2003
- Figure 38: German retail investments in property funds increased at 14%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR88bn in 2003
- Figure 39: Direct investment in equity by German households decreased at
17% compounded annually since 1999 to EUR156bn in 2003
- Figure 40: Direct investment in bonds by German households estimated to
grow by 19% in absolute terms between 2003-2008
- Figure 41: The Irish stock market grew by 23% between 2002-2003
- Figure 42: Direct household investment in equity equates to 31% of total
Irish retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 43: Retail deposits held by Irish households grew by 12% between
2002-2003
- Figure 44: Deposits held by Irish households increased at 15% compounded
annually since 1999 to EUR48bn in 2003
- Figure 45: Irish retail investments in property funds declined at 4%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR80m in 2003
- Figure 46: Direct investment in bonds by Ireland households grew at 18%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR1bn in 2003
- Figure 47: Investment in mutual funds by Irish households estimated to
grow at a CAGR of 9% between 2003-2008
- Figure 48: Average earnings in Italy increased by over 3% between
2002-2003
- Figure 49: Direct household investment in bonds equates to 42% of total
Italian retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 50: Direct investment in equity by Italian households increased by
19% between 2002-2003
- Figure 51: Deposits held by Italian households increased at 3% compounded
annually since 1999 to EUR401bn in 2003
- Figure 52: Italian retail investments in money market funds increased at a
CAGR of 43% since 1999 to EUR86bn in 2003
- Figure 53: Direct investment in equity by Italian households decreased at
8% compounded annually since 1999 to EUR141bn in 2003
- Figure 54: Direct investment in bonds by Italian households estimated to
grow at a CAGR of 4% between 2003-2008
- Figure 55: Average earnings in the Netherlands grew by nearly 4% between
2002-2003
- Figure 56: Household investment in mutual funds equates to one fifth of
total Dutch retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 57: Dutch household investment in mutual funds increased by 6%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 58: Sight deposits held by Dutch households increased at 4%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR44bn in 2003
- Figure 59: Dutch retail investments in equity funds decreased at 10%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR33bn in 2003
- Figure 60: Direct investment in equity by Dutch households decreased at
14% compounded annually since 1999 to EUR89bn in 2003
- Figure 61: Investment in mutual funds by Dutch households estimated to
grow by 56% in absolute terms between 2003-2008
- Figure 62: Average earnings in Norway increased by over 4% between
2002-2003
- Figure 63: Direct household investment in mutual funds equates to 12% of
total Norwegian retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 64: Norwegian household investment in mutual funds increased by 40%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 65: Deposits held by Norwegian households increased at 8%
compounded annually since 1999 to NOK513bn
- Figure 66: Norwegian retail investments in equity funds increased nearly
38% since 2002 to NOK38bn in 2003
- Figure 67: Direct investment in equity by Norwegian households increased
by 34% during 2002-2003
- Figure 68: Direct investment in bonds by Norwegian households estimated to
grow at a CAGR of 6% between 2003-2008
- Figure 69: The Spanish stock market grew by 27% between 2002-2003
- Figure 70: Household investment in mutual funds equates to one fourth of
total Spanish retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 71: Spanish household investment in mutual funds increased by 18%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 72: Sight deposits held by Spanish households increased at 9%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR71bn in 2003
- Figure 73: Spanish retail investments in balanced funds decreased at 18%
compounded annually since 1999 to EUR18bn in 2003
- Figure 74: Direct investment in bonds by Spanish households increased at
10% compounded annually since 1999 to EUR36bn in 2003
- Figure 75: Direct investment in equity by Spanish households estimated to
grow at a CAGR 10% between 2003-2008
- Figure 76: The Swedish stock market grew by 30% between 2002-2003
- Figure 77: Household investment in mutual funds equates to 29% of total
Swedish retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 78: Swedish household investment in direct equity increased by 30%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 79: Retail deposits held by Swedish households increased at 6%
compounded annually since 1999 to SEK551bn in 2003
- Figure 80: Swedish investments in balanced funds decreased at 11%
compounded annually since 1999 to SEK41bn in 2003
- Figure 81: Direct investment in equity by Swedish households decreased at
10% compounded annually since 1999 to SEK313bn in 2003
- Figure 82: Investment in mutual funds by Swedish households estimated to
grow at a CAGR 9% between 2003-2008
- Figure 83: The Swiss stock market grew by nearly 19% between 2002-2003
- Figure 84: Deposits held by households equates to 41% of total Swiss
retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 85: Swiss household investment in mutual funds increased by 12%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 86: Non-sight deposits held by Swiss households increased at 3%
compounded annually since 1999 to CHF283bn in 2003
- Figure 87: Swiss retail investments in property funds increased at 13%
compounded annually since 1999 to CHF6bn in 2003
- Figure 88: Direct investment in equity by Swiss households decreased at 8%
compounded annually since 1999 to CHF206bn in 2003
- Figure 89: Direct investment in bonds by Swiss households estimated to
contract by 7% in absolute terms between 2003-2008
- Figure 90: The UK stock market grew by nearly 14% between 2002-2003
- Figure 91: Direct household investment in equity equates to over a fifth
of total UK retail savings and investments, 2003
- Figure 92: Direct investment in equity by UK households increased by 33%
between 2002-2003
- Figure 93: Deposits held by UK households increased at 8% compounded
annually since 1999 to GBP655bn in 2003
- Figure 94: UK retail investments in balanced funds decreased at 10%
compounded annually since 1999 to GBP5bn in 2003
- Figure 95: Direct investment in bonds by UK households decreased at 5%
compounded annually since 1999 to GBP26bn in 2003
- Figure 96: Investment in mutual funds by UK households estimated to grow
at by 54% in absolute terms between 2003-2008
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