infographic: the state of the banking back office
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Digital technologies and the banking industry are not strangers. Our research with the MIT Center for Digital Business showed that over 94% of executives see digital transformation as an opportunity. And indeed, most banks are investing in digital transformation in a major way. This infographic takes a closer look at the current state of the banking back office and how it is impacting customer experience.TRANSCRIPT
These Inefficiencies Have a Significant Impact on Customer Experience
of customer dissatisfaction sources originate in the back office
Top 10 global investment banksof submitted paper work in account
The State of the Banking Back Office
Maintaining legacy systems consume of technology budgets
Legacy Systems have Resulted in Inefficient Manual and Paper-based Processes
10-20% of contact centervolumes are a result of execution issues in the back office
Only 30% of banks’ executives feel that their operational processes can adapt quickly to external changes
Paper consumption of
10,000 pages per
person per year
Automating Back-Offices can help banks realize overall cost savings of 30%
Core Bankingreplacement9% Document
Management Systems 6% BPM 15%
2 middle/ back-office staff1 front-line staff
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Back-end Systems Continue to be Legacy Based
50%
60%
opening gets rejected
90%
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Sources1. JWG, “FS infrastructure: ready for G20 Reform?”, March 20122. Idatix, “Financial Services: Helping the Environment & Going Paperless, Properly”, July 20123. Quadron Data Solutions, “Operational Inefficiencies—Horror in the Front, Middle and Back Office”, December 20124. Financial News, “Back office pushed to the front of the cost-cutting queue”, December 20125. Verint, “The Back Office: The Next Competitive Battlefield”, 20086. Capgemini and MIT Center of Digital Business, “The Digital Advantage: How Digital Leaders Outperform Their Peers in Every Industry”, November 2012