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The role of banks in electronic markets: from direct to virtual banks. Andrea CARIGNANI Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Milano-. BATCH. REAL TIME. PC revolution. ?. Late 50’s. Mid 80’s. Today. early 70’s. mid 80’s. early 90’s. A management perspective of the IT evolution. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The role of banks in electronic markets:  from direct to virtual banks

The role of banks in electronic markets: from direct to virtual banks

Andrea CARIGNANI

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Milano-

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A management perspective of the IT evolution

Early 70’sREAL TIME

mid 80’s

PC revolutionMid 80’searly 90’s

?Today

BATCHLate 50’searly 70’s

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Today

BACK END

FRONT END

CUSTOMERIT IT

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FRONT END

L’impatto dell’IT in banca oggi (2)

BACK END

FRONT END

CUSTOMERIT IT

BACK END

CUSTOMERIT IT

IT

ITIT

ITIT

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I canali distributivi della banca nei prossimi dieci anni

• Internet

• PC

• Telefono

• Smart Card

• Sportelli leggeri

• ATM

• Televisione interattiva

• Sportello tradizionale

• Screen Phone

Source: Booz - Allen Hamilton: Internet Banking Survey

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Internet Banking: una contraddizione?

Fonte: BlueskyInc

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PC vs. Internet banking

ModemModem

Internet

BANCABANCA

Client software

Server software

Standard browser

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PC vs. InternetIl software utilizzato dal cliente è creato, distribuito e aggiornato dal broker o da una società di servizi ad essa collegata.

Il software utilizzato dal cliente è un normale browser di navigazione

(Netscape, Internet Explorer, etc.).

La connessione avviene via linea telefonica e i costi di comunicazioni sono correlati alla distanza tra banca e cliente.

La capillarità di Internet permette al cliente di collegarsi alla propria

banca da qualsiasi parte del mondo con una spesa limitata.

Il software proprietario e il collegamento diretto sono strumenti per la fidelizzazione del cliente: essi rappresentano una sorta di "barriera tecnologica" verso il "mercato perfetto" reso possibile da Internet.

L'utente di Internet controlla con facilità l'andamento

dell'offerta del mercato e teoricamente può, con un click,

sostituire la banca che non soddisfa le sue esigenze.

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L’architettura dell’Internet banking

Internet

Intranet della banca

Modem Internet Provider

InternetProvider

Cliente

Firewall

Sistema proprietarioFront enddi comunicazione

InternetBusinessServer

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Banca diretta in Europa:i “first mover”

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Dal trading online i nuovi casi di successo

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Migration paths toward direct banking

Differenciation• different target markets• different products• different market strategies• different corporate cultures

Integration• all-encompassing target markets• shared distribution channels• uniform marketing strategy

branch bank

counselling bank

direct bank

direct

bank

counselling bank

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The private banks in Germany decided to spin off standalone direct banks

Deutsche BankDeutsche Bank Dresdner BankDresdner BankHypoVereinsbankHypoVereinsbank CommerzbankCommerzbank

Cost Leadership asfull service provider

Discount Brokerage Discount BrokerageService orientation,Quality leadership among

direct banks

New Strategy!

Reintegration of Bank24

and branch banking

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Internet/Online banking

1450 filiali

Phone banking 250 “isole” finanziarie

1800 ATM intelligenti6000 cash dispenser

Fonte: Deutsche Bank AG 3/99

400 promotori finanziari

Deutsche Bank 24: Sei canali-una sola banca

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Advance BankCooperations, Outsourcing

Networking of Advance Bank

HeadofficeCentral Callcenter

München

InformationssystemeBeratungs & Betriebsgesellschaft(IBB)Mainframe

Schweinfurt

Hamburgische LandesbankSecurities Clearing & Settlement Hamburg

Wilhelmshaven

Frankfurt

Overflow Call Center

Duisburg

Eurocom

Postal Services

GZSCredit Cards Transactions

BankverlagPrint Forms

• Extensive Outsourcing

• Advance Bank retains the customer interface

• Separation of distribution/counselling and production of services

• Concentration on core competencies

• Innovative and extensive use of IT

• Long lasting network relationships

• Service Level Agreements (close to market mechanisms)

Back Office/Callcenter

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Direct vs. Virtual Banks: A German Definition

Direct BanksFinancial Institutions that solely rely on electronic

distribution channels for the contact with their customers (inbound and outbound), hence abstain from

using branches

Telephone/Call Center FaxPC/Internet Mobile/SMS/Call Center

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Scientific definition of the virtual enterprise

Virtual Enterprise“CONGLOMERATE OF LOOSELY COUPLED AUTONOMOUS

COMPANIES (PARTNERS), WHICH, IN GENERAL,ARE RELATED TOGETHER BY BILATERAL OR

MULTILATERAL CONTRACTS”

Bank ASp a rk o n to

AD ep o t

A

Kre d i tk a rteA

H yp o th e kA Virtual Bank

H yp o th e kA

Kre d i tk a rteB

D ep o t

C

Sp a rk o n to

D

w ei te re D ie n s t l e is tu n g e n

w ei te re D ie n s t l e is tu n g e n

Bank BSp a rk o n to

BD ep o t

B

Kre d i tk a rteB

H yp o th e kB

w ei te re D ie n s t l e is tu n g e n

Bank CSp a rk o n to

C

D ep o t

C

Kre d i tk a rteC

H yp o th e kC

w ei te re D ie n s t l e is tu n g e n

Bank DSp a rk o n to

D

D ep o t

D

Kre d i tk a rteD

H yp o th e kD

w ei te re D ie n s t l e is tu n g e n

Customer

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Le banche tedesche e le strategie per la differenziazione

1. Focalizzazione sul mercato di massa: sfruttamento dei vantaggi di costo ottenibili attraverso i canali alternativi per offrire una ampia gamma di servizi finanziari.

2. Focalizzazione su nicchie di mercato (es. online brokerage)

3. Focalizzazione su qualità e servizi: orientamento a consulenza e servizi a valore aggiunto

Essere un operatore già affermato Le dimensioni sono fondamentali per realizzare economie di scala Rischio di dover affrontare un accesa “guerra dei prezzi”

Essere un operatore già affermato Le dimensioni sono fondamentali per realizzare economie di scala Rischio di dover affrontare un accesa “guerra dei prezzi”

Necessari grossi investimenti per l’affermazione del brand Il concetto di banca di qualità non è ancora riconosciuto dalla

clientela Offerta di prodotti e servizi di alta qualità attraverso canali

alternativi a prezzi più alti della banca tradizionale

Strategia Aspetti chiave

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Italy and Germany on the net

Web presence Interactive sites Internet banking

Static pages Dynamic pagesDynamic pages

integrated with bank IS

General information on the bank products and

services

Interaction between baking and customers

through mail and scripts

Transaction services

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La banca diretta in Italia:principali tendenze

Molti gruppi hanno optato per integrare i canali alternativi nella struttura distributiva tradizionale (multicanalità)

In pochi casi si è optato per una vera e propria differenziazione

Molto più spesso ci si è orientati verso una semplice affermazione del brand

Il trading online sta mobilitando molte realtà

Fino ad ora pochissime esperienze e iniziative orientate al Commercio Elettronico

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Quale modello per la multicanalità?

MulticanalitàTelephone/Call Center

Fax

PC/Internet

Mobile/SMS/Call Center

Telephone/Call Center

Fax

PC/Internet

Mobile/SMS/Call Center

Canali complementari

Canali come centri di profitto

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The theoretical model

Internal

External

subjectinvolvedin bankingactivities

approach tomarket andproducts

Static Dynamic

Internal RelationshipsInternal Relationships

Customer relationshipsCustomer relationships

Products diversificationProducts diversification

Virtual CooperationVirtual Cooperation

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The “traditional bank”

Internal

External

subjectinvolvedin bankingactivities

Static Dynamic

Customer relationshipsCustomer relationships Virtual CooperationVirtual Cooperation

approach tomarket andproducts

Orientation internal relationships

Issue •Mainframes management•Communications betweenbranches and central databases•...............................................

IT •Client/Server architectures•Intranet•E-messaging.....•.........................

TraditionalBank

Real-timeEmergenceof the Virtual

BankBatch

Products diversificationProducts diversificationTraditional Bank

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The “virtual bank” age

Internal

External

subjectinvolvedin bankingactivities

Static Dynamic

Virtual CooperationVirtual Cooperation

approach tomarket and

products

TraditionalBankReal-time

The VirtualBank age

Products diversificationProducts diversification

Traditional BankTraditional Bank

Orientation customer relationships

Virtual BankVirtual Bank

•Internet•ISDN•GSM•.........................

IT

•Cost reduction•Improved services•Identifying vendor alternatives•...............................................

Issue

Batch

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The “virtual bank” maturity

Internal

External

subjectinvolvedin bankingactivities

Static

Fluid

Virtual Cooperation

approach tomarket andproducts

TraditionalBankReal-time

Virtual Bankmaturiy

Traditional Bank

Orientation products diversification

Virtual Bank

•Internet - phone integration•WEB-TV•Multimedia

IT

•Identifying cross-sellingopportunities•Managing multiple vendors/serviceproviders - least cost, best service.•...............................................

Issue

BatchVirtual Bank

age

Virtual Bank maturity

Dynamic

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Considerations

Any global model able to consider both the technological and organizational aspects and the other exogenous and endogenous factors that fragment the financial world, has to be considered too difficult to create and manage.

Any global model able to consider both the technological and organizational aspects and the other exogenous and endogenous factors that fragment the financial world, has to be considered too difficult to create and manage.

The proposed framework has been used to perform a general analysis in our research,

but it is evident that a different mix of analysis instruments should produce

different reflections.

The proposed framework has been used to perform a general analysis in our research,

but it is evident that a different mix of analysis instruments should produce

different reflections.

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The framework

Traditional Bank

Direct BankDirect Bank on

electronicmarkets

Value Network

subjectinvolvedin bankingactivities

approach tomarket andproducts

Internal

External

Static Dynamic

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Banks on the Net

Internal

External

Subjects involved in banking activities

Fixed DynamicApproach to products and markets

Value networkValue network

“Customer retention”

“Market share”

newpartners/competitors

Banks focus on...

Traditional BankTraditional Bank

Direct Bank on EM

Direct Bank on EMDirect BankDirect Bank

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La clientela bancaria italiana su Internet

Velocità del mezzo di comunicazione.Modo più facile di operare con la banca 40.48%

Comodità offerta dal mezzo di comunicazione.Poter operare da casa e dal posto di lavoro 52.68%

Risparmio di tempo. Indipendendenza dallo sportello. 30.31%

Disponibilità del servizio 24 ore su 24 26.80%

Commissioni ridotte 8.68%

Accedere a informazioni su prodotti e servizi finanziarisempre aggiornate e in tempo reale 13.49%

Indagine WMTOOLS (mag-99)

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Banks on the Net

Internal

Fixed Dynamic

Traditional BankTraditional Bank

Direct BankDirect Bank Direct Bank on EM

Direct Bank on EM

Value networkValue network

Easiness

Price/Services

VAS

Customers focus on….

Approach to products and markets

Subjects involved in banking activities

External

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Andrea CarignaniUniversità Cattolica di Milano

[email protected]

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