EVOLUTION OF BANKING
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01<br />
CUSTOMER<br />
02<br />
REGULATORy<br />
Framework<br />
03<br />
NEW ENTRANTS<br />
Overview<br />
Customers are the life blood of any organisation and must be positioned at the heart of product and<br />
proposition design to ensure success. Delivering excellent customer experiences will define banking<br />
and bring additional challenges as the customers increasingly demand greater responsiveness, and<br />
personalisation of products and services.<br />
Overview<br />
The regulators, post the global financial crisis continue to deliver financial services reform.<br />
Creating an environment where customer and investor focus are paramount and education of<br />
the marketplace are also major concerns. As a result of the introduction of Comprehensive Credit<br />
Reporting (CCR), financial organisations have the opportunity and need to evolve practices of data<br />
and risk management, customer interactions and technology.<br />
Overview<br />
This is a regulatory and political environment that wants to encourage competition and choice. New<br />
entrants will find the Australian banking and financial services environment tough to get started,<br />
but as innovative entrants have demonstrated, if you can fill a gap in the market, there is space and<br />
money to be made. Delivering internal reform and innovations such as those in the digital wallet<br />
space and peer to peer lending are challenging and building market share.<br />
Focus areas<br />
• Expectations of their bank<br />
• Their financial needs, wants and problems<br />
• Multi channel servicing<br />
• Customer experience<br />
Focus areas<br />
• Shaping a new environment with Comprehensive Credit Reporting (CCR)<br />
• Expectations of regulated entities<br />
• Driving a paradigm shift for customers<br />
• Stronger process and evidence<br />
• Creating a customer culture<br />
Focus areas<br />
• Non-banks and digital wallet<br />
• Mobile payment: an opportunity and threat<br />
• New banks<br />
• Crowd funding and investment<br />
04<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
05<br />
<strong>BANKING</strong><br />
<strong>EVOLUTION</strong><br />
Overview<br />
Technology is inextricably linked with the very essence of a bank – from balances to transactions and<br />
customer information existing in a bank’s data centre. More than ever before, technology is shaping<br />
the next evolution in banking and financial services. Without state of the art management and<br />
innovative blue sky thinking, it could also constrain the pace of its progress. Online and high tech<br />
fraud is increasingly impacting the bottom line.<br />
Overview<br />
Developing differentiation within the industry and between brands will be a transformative journey.<br />
At its very heart are customers. Listening to what their needs, wants and problems are and providing<br />
help, solutions and guidance to navigate through life’s financial journey as well as the education that<br />
can enrich their conversations with their financial services providers.<br />
Focus areas<br />
• Delivering change / standardisation and APIs<br />
• Big Data<br />
• Security, fraud and biometrics<br />
• Future innovation impacting and protecting financial services<br />
Focus areas<br />
• The future<br />
• Retail – a bank for life<br />
• Wealth<br />
• SME business