digical financial services: how the marriage of digital and physical will help the banks to win
DESCRIPTION
Customer expectations and behaviours are changing with the adoption of technology within the financial services world. In response, companies need to develop a new set of capabilities to win. This session will focus on how exemplars are making the investments required to digitalize customer experience, digitalize internal processes and operate with more innovative, omni-channel operating models.TRANSCRIPT
Financial Services Company of the Future SAP Financial services forum Mike Baxter September 10th 2014
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Financial Services Company of the Future
How industry leaders are developing these
capabilities?
How digitization impacts consumer expectations &
behaviours?
What capabilities will financial
services companies need?
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Digitization is transforming customer experience
MEDIA
TRANSPORTATION BOOKS
TELECOMS
AIRLINES
RETAIL
Uber in over 100 cities worldwide after 5 years
60% of retail sales are searched online; online sales are 9%
10+ major US newspapers out of business in last 5 years
eBooks represent ~30% of new book revenues in the US
Around 60% of travel reservations are made online
Skype accounts for 33% of all international telecoms minutes
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Globally, banking is becoming a digital business
Trajectory 2020
2020E average
95%
2013 average
81%
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P&C and life insurance becoming digital
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This is good news for financial services
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EXAMPLE
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Throughout value chain, customer behaviour is impacted
Awareness
“The break up” campaign
Share
Social media presence
Service/ Transaction
“Virtual wallet” offering
Advice
Virtual assistant
Information
Property Guide App
Purchase
Cyber bank branch
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New players are attacking the financial services value chain
• Innovators
• Disruptors
• Aggregators
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Financial Services Company of the Future
How industry leaders are
developing these capabilities?
How digitization impacts consumer
expectations & behaviours?
What capabilities will financial
services companies need?
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Retail Bank of the Future needs to develop 5 main capabilities
Fund investments through efficiency gains and reprioritization
Create digitally enabled customer experiences
Organize as an innovative enterprise
Deliver omni-channel sales and service
Position technology at the heart of strategy and execution
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I What we mean by customer experiences…
Fund my impulse purchase
Move my home
Buy a home
Buy a car
Protect my family
Protect my home and belongings
Protect my car
Manage my money and cash flow
Move my money and pay for things
Send money to others
Provision for my retirement
Provision for college
Save up for something
Make my money work for me
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Digitally Enabled Experience: Buying a Home
While passing use mobile property guide app to
research home
Call bank to understand limits & receive pre-approval using app to find contact details
Check loan balance while withdrawing cash
Buy home, using mobile or online banking to pay deposit
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Visit branch to sign documents confirming loan
approval
Use web banking (NetBank) to transfer remaining balance to
vendor
Apply online to meet with a loan specialist
Use video chat to discuss option, terms & set up
application/ pre-approval process
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EXAMPLE GERMANY
Big implications for the branch
2012 2020
~30% fewer branches
~35% fewer staff per branch
Status Quo Flagship store Satellite branch Transaction kiosk
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Technology needs to be at the heart of strategy & execution – example card activation
Hardware
Middleware
Welcome engagement Card activation Card receipt Application
decision Card application
‘Once and done’ through any channel
Instant application decision
Tracking of card pack delivery
Multi-channel options
Physical and digital engagement
Core systems
Front end systems
• Real-time core banking
III
• Self-service terminals
• Digital signature capture
• Instant decision making
• Real-time account opening decisions
• Instant card and check book printing
• Card personification • Card delivery tracking
• Video conferencing
• Self-service terminals
• Desktop thin clients • SEO
• Mobile application
• Workflow engine • Decision engine • Data services (ETL, file transfer)
• Common services
• SOA
• Customer data (CRM integration)
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Lean processes
Migrate avoidable vol.
Migrate cash
Streamline footprint
Migrate residual
Efficiency gains and reprioritization: step-change 30-40% capacity requires focusing on a broad set levers and activities
Capacity prize: ~10% ~5-10% ~12% ~5-10% ~5%
Approach: Eliminate and
streamline processes
Stop forcing customers into the
branch
Migrate cash transactions from
teller to self-service
Change opening hours; close
selected branches
Use price and other incentives to
target residual volumes
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State of the art: innovation models
BUILD PARTNER BUY
• Innovation developed inside a protected space within a BU
Skunk-works/ internal startup
Internal incubator
Committed funding to strat. partnerships
Center-led
Spin-in
Open platform innovation
3
Acquisitions Tech lab/ research center
7 9 Grass roots innovation
2
Internal VC
• Innovation comes from research lab or center outside of BUs
• Innovation is tempo-rarily developed inside a protected space outside of BUs
• Partnership to co-develop and/ or co-market a joint product
• Innovation comes from and is developed inside a BU
• The company poses problems to the out-side world in search for the best answer and/ or seeks solutions that already exist
• Innovation battle-fields or specific projects are set as priority by the center and are executed in the business units
• Innovation backed by an open application funding process
• Committee selects projects
1 5
4 8 6
• The company invests in and acquires ideas that were conceived and developed outside the organisation
• Ideas that would be difficult to nurture/ advance inside the company are spun off and then acquired once enough risk is removed
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Internal External
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Financial Services Company of the Future
How industry leaders are
developing these capabilities?
How digitization impacts consumer
expectations & behaviours?
What capabilities will financial services companies need?
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Bain digitization index: Significant variance across banks within and across markets
High Medium
Source: Bain Retail Bank of the Future Benchmarking 2013. The Digitization Index is made up of 22 objective metrics and variables spanning the 5 Retail Bank of the Future Imperatives. The Maximum potential score is 100 ; the mean score is 49
APAC
31 points 42 points
EMEA Americas
33 points
Digitization Index Score (Max 100) High Medium High Medium
Degree of digitization
Average = 52 Average = 51
Average = 43
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Customer-experience as the ‘unit of change’
Achieving omnichannel delivery in key customer episodes
Funding by aggressively decommissioning the legacy, and digitizing the bank
Partnering with the world of innovation to move at pace
Out-investing on the critical front/back technology enablers
What we think the best are doing
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Bain-SAP Digital Lending Benchmark, 2014, designed to identify gaps and opportunities vs. Best Demonstrated Practices globally
Consistent cross channel execution
Relevant, simple and easy to buy products/offers
Better decisions from customer, risk and marketing data
Smart view of the customer
Customer migration to anywhere, anytime self-service
Efficient, digitized processes
Rapid innovation and business reinvention
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Simple Loans: Preliminary insight into Digital Lending
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS CORE SUB-CAPABILITIES
High variability in products distribution and applications processing
Source: Digital Lending microsurvey (N=11)
Low to medium maturity across sub-capabilities surveyed
Top quartile Bottom quartile
48%
73%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Applications Processed Straight Through,
Paperless
Sales Products That Can Be Sold On Any Channel
Median
2.2 2.5
3.1
2.0 2.4
0.0
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
Transparent lending process
Real-time tailored offers
Straight through
origination
Straight through servicing
Seamless, channel agnostic
purchases
Average coverage of the sub-capability (1-low, 5-high)