20151210 presentatie 'being agile in a fintech world
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Three drivers for change
Changingcustomer behaviour
New technology
Changingregulations &
legislation
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The customer wants changeLack of trust has changed the relationship between Insurers, banks and customer
The credit crisis changed the purchase drivers
Traditional banking & insurance customer is shifting to A new generation banking & insurance customer
Customers demand transparency and simplicity
Customers become more and more self-directed
Social medial create a fundamental shift in the way we communicate
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Technology creates new opportunities28 years ago, introduction of internet
13 years ago, introduction of social media
8 years ago, introduction of smartphones
Big data
Quantified self
Internet of things
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Regulatory challengesBasel III
Solvency II
Payment Service Directive 2
Local regulations & legislation
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Source: Clayton Christensen (Harvard)
Performance
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Performance improvementmainstream
Potentially disruptive technology
Disruptive technologies move up market and eventually displace competitors
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Source: Clayton Christensen (Harvard)
Performance
Time
Disruptive technologies move up market and eventually displace competitors
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Digital movies
Digital series via Ps3/4, Xbox, tablet
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Customer Distribution / Front Office
Manufacturing / Back Office Market Infrastructure
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Current value chain is under pressure…
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Customer Distribution / Front Office
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…Financial services unbundled and revisited
Independent, digital front ends API-driven middle- and back office
Electrification of market infrastructure
Independent , digital front ends and middle- and back office
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It is not the strongest of the species that survives,
nor the most intelligent that survives.
It is the one that is the most adaptable to
change.- Darwin -
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“We must learn whatcustomers really want, not what they say theywant or what we thinkthey should want.”EricRies– TheLean Startup
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New payment services will result in changingcustomer behaviour andcryptocurrenciesmay radically streamlinethe transfer of value
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Disruption in banking will be most imminent;
but the greatest impact of disruption is likely
to be felt in theinsurance sector
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Goldman Sachs predicts that it’s going
to eat 7% of bank profits from the
credit markets over the next five years
and 14% over the next ten years!
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“Mortgages andsubordinated loans are pre-eminently suitable
instruments for investorsthat want to optimize
their bond portfolio”Eric van der Maarel,
Head of Aegon Asset Management Europe
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Jungo combines institutional funding withcrowdlending
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Crowdfundingplatforms are widening access to capital and create a venue for investors looking for a
interesting financial return
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Robo-advisors are improving accessibilityto sophisticatedfinancial management and creating marginpressure, forcing traditional advisors to evolve
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Customer Distribution / Front Office
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…Fight those FinTech Startups or join them?
Independent, digital front ends API-driven middle- and back office
Electrification of market infrastructure
Independent , digital front ends and middle- and back office
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“BBVA wants to promote an open and collaborativeculture between the bank and the community of developers to enablethem to participate in our creative and innovation process” Marco Bressan, Open Platform manager at BBVA
“Fintech start-ups are often agile, lean and nimble. There are obvious advantages for RBS to partner with some of these
firms. That’s where the APIs come in.”
James Lynn, head of e-channels, GTS at RBS
“We wanted to provide the developer community a platform that will allow them to invent tomorrow's banking applications, which are both innovative and practical everyday for ourcustomers."Pierre Janin , CEO of AXA Bank
Banks need to open up!
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Wat echt een enorme verbetering is, is de
openheid en het begrip dat we voor elkaar
hebben.
Squads en medewerkers kunnen nu, meer dan
voorheen, echt zien wat zij bijdragen aan de strategie
van de bank.
Wij zijn nu zo’n drie maanden in dit model onderweg en het geeft
nu al voordelen door kortere lijnen en meer mandaat bij de
medewerkers en squads.
Het heeft ook het plezier in het werk, vergroot. De sfeer is
erg goed!
Bron:[finno]
Waar we in de pre-Agile tijd tussen afdelingen soms dagen
bezig waren om een simpel issue op te lossen, doen we dat
nu in 15 minuten.
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