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Ipsos MORI – Future of Research WIDE OPEN? PAUL STAMPER, HEAD OF FINANCIAL SERVICES, IPSOS MORI

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Page 1: Ipsos MORI Open Banking Research

Ipsos MORI – Future of Research

WIDE OPEN?

PAUL STAMPER, HEAD OF FINANCIAL SERVICES,

IPSOS MORI

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THE COUNTDOWN TO

PSD2 HAS BEGUN…

AND THE SIGNS ARE

ALREADY APPEARING

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FIRST DIRECT TRIALS SMART

COMPARISON TOOL

The Daily Telegraph 19 Oct 2017

HSBC BEGINS BETA TESTING

AGGREGATOR APP

Finextra 28 Sept 2017

ING ROLLS OUT ITS FINTECH APP

YOLT MORE WIDELY IN THE UK

Finextra 1 June 2017

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HOW DO CONSUMERS FEEL

ABOUT THEIR DATA?

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Global Trends Survey : Base size: 1,002 GB adults 18-65, Online, 2016

75%% agree

I would like to have access to the

data that companies hold about

me, as it could really help me

make better decisions – for

example about how I spend my

money

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40%I am comfortable providing

information about myself to

companies who are online in

return for personalised services

and products

Global Trends Survey : Base size: 1,002 GB adults 18-65, Online, 2016

% agree

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71%I don’t know what my rights are

over the way companies handle

my personal information

Global Trends Survey : Base size: 1,002 GB adults 18-65, Online, 2016

% agree

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73%I often don’t bother fully

reading terms and conditions on

a website before accepting them

Global Trends Survey : Base size: 1,002 GB adults 18-65, Online, 2016

% agree

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82%It is inevitable that we will all lose

some privacy in the future because

of what new technology can do

Global Trends Survey : Base size: 1,002 GB adults 18-65, Online, 2016

% agree

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USE CASES…

WHAT ABOUT OPEN BANKING

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WE INTRODUCED FOUR EXAMPLES…

▪ SMART

COMPARISON TOOL

▪ ALL-IN-ONE

FINANCIAL APP

▪ SPEEDING UP THE

APPLICATION PROCESS

▪ DIRECT

PAYMENTS

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ESTABLISHING INITIAL REACTIONS

43%

32%

21%

HOW STRONGLY DO YOU AGREE

THAT THESE SERVICES ARE…

UNIQUE TO ME

BELIEVABLE TO ME

RELEVANT TO ME

MOTIVATED TO SIGN UP

63%

Base size: 1,001 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

(TOP 4 BOX 1-10 SCALE)

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OR A STEP TOO SOON?

IS IT A STEP TOO FAR

CAUSE FOR CONCERN?

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32%19%21%17%11%

ARE THEY MOTIVATED TO SIGN UP?

Base size: 1,001 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

ACTIVE

ADOPTERS

MEASURED

EVALUATORS

CONSERVATIVE

TRADITIONALISTS

FINANCIALLY

DISENGAGED

TECHNICAL

LAGGARDS

HOW DO OUR CONSUMERS SEGMENT?

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68% 40% 14% 15% 1%

ARE THEY MOTIVATED TO SIGN UP?

Base size: 1,001 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

ACTIVE

ADOPTERS

MEASURED

EVALUATORS

CONSERVATIVE

TRADITIONALISTS

FINANCIALLY

DISENGAGED

TECHNICAL

LAGGARDS

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Active Adopters : Base size: 113 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

ACTIVE ADOPTERS

Use social media at least

once a day67%

Think the all-in-one financial app

is very/extremely appealing45%

Trust a well-known payment provider

to provide Open Banking services37%

Manage their finances

on banking apps65%

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Measured Evaluators : Base size: 173 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

MEASURED

EVALUATORS

Are concerned about how their

personal financial data will be used

with Open Banking68%

Use online banking89%

Place their trust in established banks

to provide Open Banking services74%

Are comfortable using

new technology92%

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Conservative Traditionalists : Base size: 207 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

CONSERVATIVE

TRADITIONALISTS

Would be happy sharing their personal

financial data15%

Would be confident knowing how

to use Open Banking services24%

Go to a banking adviser in-branch to

manage finances37%

Are concerned their personal

financial data could be obtained by

criminals89%

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62% prefer online payments

Uses of Cash and Electronic Payments HMRC 2016 804 telephone interviews, business with fewer than 20 staff and turnover below £10m, January- February 2016.

WHAT ABOUT SMALL BUSINESSES?

Fees associated with such

payments remain an issue

Account software use cases

consistently well-received

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GRAB THE OPEN BANKING

WHO IS BEST PLACED TO

OPPORTUNITY?

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AVERAGE ACROSS ALL FOUR USE CASES

84%

29%21% 18%

7% 4% 4%

Base size: 1,001 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

A company that

manages digital

payments

An established

bank

A well-known

payments and

card brand

Another well-

known digital

brand

A new-to-

market fintech

A newer

bank

TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES?

WHO WOULD YOU TRUST

A company

that specialises

in mobile tech

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9%

15%

11% 11%

▪ SMART

COMPARISON TOOL

▪ ALL-IN-ONE

FINANCIAL APP

▪ SPEEDING UP THE

APPLICATION PROCESS

▪ DIRECT

PAYMENTS

VERY/EXTREMELY

APPEALING (TOP 2 BOX)45%

Base size: 1,001 UK adults 18+, Current account holders, online, 1-30 August 2017

WHICH IS THE MOST APPEALING USE CASE?

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A slow start among active adopters

WHAT CAN WE EXPECT IN 2018?

With a steep acceleration as

awareness grows

Small businesses a key potential

audience

Communication now the most

critical need

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YOU.THANK