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  1. Fintech Ecosystem in 2020 and the trends for 2021 Devie Mohan 30th November 2020
  2. SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE Global usage 51% during pandemic Global usage 10% during pandemic DIGITAL SHOPPING More online shopping for business and non- business buying after the pandemic than before. Has doubled its online capacity between Mar and Oct ’20. 100%. Has its online capacity of home delivery slots by 67% Mar to Aug ‘20. COVID-19 HAS LED TO CHANGES IN CONSUMER PREFERENCES AS SHOPPING BEHAVIOUR HAS EVOLVED The uptick in e-commerce is likely to remain even after the Covid-19 pandemic is over
  3. Property sales Online education Life insurance Digital entertainment HEIGHTENED CONSUMER INTEREST
  4. The growth of PropTech companies and platforms means investors now have a greater number of ways to access the market. Leveraging technology to aid post lockdown recovery LTVs return to pre-lockdown levels - Jun ‘20 Digital transformation of the UK housing market – May ‘20 Opportunity for peer-to-peer (P2P) property lending In collaboration with bank formed a new distributed ledger technology consortium to streamline the process of home buying in the UK. Led by data driven growth strategy, its platform is built on architecture that includes over 20 databases. Its depth of data helps it manage risk for its funding partners. Originated on an average close to £100 million of loans per month between May and August ‘20.
  5. New demands on the EdTech industry 362% Increase in Annual Recurring Revenue (Y-o-Y June-20) 200% New user registration during lockdown 110% Sales increase during lockdown Online education will eventually become an integral component of school education.
  6. A rethink on insurance as it goes digital 130% hours worth of flexible insurance policies sold Sep '19 to Jan ‘20 100% sale of health insurance policies between Apr – Sep ‘20 Car ownership startup launches insurance product. Insurers will need to deliver a better digital experience, for both panic buyers and long-term customers. US-based group launches in the UK with 1000s of APIs. A new insurance challenger brand launches targeting smart home market.
  7. Streaming and gaming led the way in entertainment 100% Growth in hours watched 70 million New subscribers26 million New users 31% Shifted customers from LAN to online Revenue and profitability high in the sector. Some companies looking to launch new services to ‘hedge their bets’.
  8. Blockchain • Intelligence Augmentation • Deep learning • Big data analytics • • Virtual manipulative • Virtual trips – Google cardboard • Podcasts • Gamification • Multimedia The tech behind it all.. ONLINE EDUCATION PROPERTY SALES LIFE INSURANCE DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT Content delivery network • Streaming technology • Artificial intelligence and machine learning • Metadata • • Artificial Intelligence and automation • Chatbots • Internet of Things • Drones
  9. Biometric cards combine chip technology with fingerprints to conveniently and safely verify the cardholder's identity for in-store purchases 600% rise in demand during the pandemic Digital payments has seen tremendous innovation
  10. 7.4 million accounts added in Apr ‘20, a new monthly record The World Health Organization has advised the public to use contactless technology where possible. Lockdowns and online retail boom have accelerated the cashless journey of most countries. Debit cards Credit cards Digital wallets Prepaid cards Payroll cards ecash Universally gaining traction 13 million people in Latin America made their first- ever online purchases in Mar ‘20 using Visa cards. Most popular Slow emerging One-click Google Pay Integration – May ‘20
  11. Push towards cashless society Push towards token based wallets Stress on fee revenues as spending is curtailed Cross border payments and international remittances will remain impacted Payment fintech has done well,but is it a long term impact? ACQUIRED IN 2019 Cyber fraud will gain prominence Government and health initiatives to transfer monetary assistance via digital transfer will help boost volumes Growing demand for cloud based solutions
  12. WILL FINTECH LEAD THE CHARGE IN THE POST COVID-19 RECOVERY? Prior to the outbreak, it was clear that fintech would play a pivotal role in financial services going forward. COVID-19 has undoubtedly accelerated that process.
  13. ACQUIRER ACQUIRED DEAL VALUE ($) MONTH/YEAR 5.3 bn Jan ‘20 8.6 bn Feb ‘20 13 bn Mar ‘20 1.2 bn Apr ‘20 2.1 bn Apr ‘20 Justin Knowles, Director of Digital and Payments “I believe this pandemic has created an urgency for all financial services. Partnerships with fintech partners out there will be the key.” MAJOR FINTECH DEALS IN 2020
  14. IS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION NOW A MUST FOR WEALTH MANAGEMENT COMPANIES?
  15. Appointment bookings with advisors or coaches were up 100% to 150% in Q1 2020 giving evidence of the efficacy of the hybrid model. The future of wealth management lies in hybrid models Barclays Plan & Invest Avaloq wealth platform Aladdin
  16. ESG portfolio of robo advisors is a hedge during a bear market as witnessed during the pandemic. Across Europe and UK, there is a sentiment prevailing (35% in 2018 and 59% in 2019) that if a robo-advisor or fund is not engaging with ESG portfolio then current and potential investors will eventually stop engaging with that advisor. Blackrock CEO Larry Flink had stated in Jan ‘20 that they will put sustainability at the center of its investment strategy going forward. ESG has gained a huge market in 2020 (but it may not be due to the pandemic) -2.25% -1.80% -0.25% 0.20% -0.11% 0.20%
  17. Estimated around 500,000 people will move their assets onto the next generation. This equates to more than $15 trillion worth of assets. Americas 41% EMEA 32% Asia Pacific 27% The transfer will likely happen over the next 5 years.Covid-19 may accelerate this time frame. WEALTH TRANSFERERS ASSET MANAGERS Wealth management firms are building up on its technology capabilities to provide services the way millennial investor wants. Inheritors of wealth will reportedly look for new wealth advisors once they inherit. Old advisors will not be retained. Gen X and millennium children will be at the heart of the wealth management industry. This is a big risk for many advisory firms and a big opportunity for others. How to prepare for one of the greatest wealth transfers in history
  18. Whatarethekeyelementsofarobo-advisor? A ROBO-ADVISOR An investment algorithm that augments the services of a traditional financial planner Onboards its robo-advisor users with a 12- point questionnaire. Based on the inputs, the algorithm can present a hypothetical portfolio with allocations to different types of stocks, bonds and commodities, and offer a general forecast on returns. First large regional bank in the US to build its own robo-advisor in 2019. Once users have trained its algorithm, Citizens Bank’s robo-advisor monitors accounts on a daily basis, reinvesting extra dividends, cash or interest and spreading that money according to the user’s original allocations. SoFi Invest platform was the first to combine robo-advisor technology with unlimited access to financial advisors. The trend is that technology will be used to augment — rather than fully replace — the work of financial planners and advisors. Feeding the algorithm with the right set of questions Automatic rebalancing Keeping humans in the loop
  19. Technology Enablement Digital transformation. Lenders need to embrace new data sources and technologies in order to cope up with rising funding needs of SMEs. First FI in the UK to introduce technology that allows its 2.6 million credit card customers to more easily manage and pay their balances through the bank’s “Pay by Bank” platform Focus on environmental, social and governance considerations lost 60 clients after it announced it would stop financing shale and oil sands projects, which had an impact on revenues. In the post-COVID world, high demand for low-value loans is predicted as small businesses try to restart operations as well as those looking to return to lifestyles that were available before the pandemic. What are banks focusing on?
  20. SPIKE IN BORROWING – LED BY SME’s Businesses have turned to banks to help them mitigate the effects of Covid-19 The lending landscape –the aftermath • 1.23 million businesses in the UK have been supported by banks through government-backed coronavirus lending schemes. • Lloyds Bank surveyed 100 business leaders within UK tech companies in August-2020. 72% of UK tech businesses saw an increase in demand for their services between March and August 2020. This spans B2C and B2B technologies, demonstrating the sudden growth in companies’ prospective customer-bases. • Lenders need to embrace new data sources and technologies in order to analyse and understand borrower needs in this rapidly changing environment. Data connectivity will play an ever- increasing role in enabling SME lending. • Using the wide scope of transaction data available through Open Banking can help lenders to continue issuing loans in these unusual times as they are better able to determine creditworthiness. • Lenders need a wider range of real-time transaction data to make the right decisions. More bankers are looking to end-to-end digital, automated solutions for help.
  21. • Most challenger banks have announced layoffs during the second quarter of 2020. • Many challenger banks focused on travel offers, international cards and lounge offers are struggling. • Too many players and lack of product differentiation can ail long term survival. • New product launches delayed into 2021. • Global banks’ digital arms have created a huge competition for challenger banks. • Marketplaces doing well: Starling Bank tied up with digital broker Habito to provide customers access to a mortgage adviser through the bank’s in-app; NHS lending and payment cards through Mastercard + PFS partnerships. Challenger banks may find the way forward quite rocky (without a plan) -28% -35% +1.13% -12% -38% -4% APP RATINGS BETWEEN JAN-20 AND JUNE-20
  22. As challengers struggle,banks focus on their digital arms Trust and lack of travel have impacted challenger bank adoption. The pandemic is an opportunity for brick and mortar banks to transform the digital platform as banks are gradually shutting down branches. Going digital is not a matter of choice, it is a matter of survival. 50% rise in the number of people registering for online banking during the pandemic compared to last year Rise of 137% in online banking enrollments since the lockdown started 200% rise in new mobile banking registrations since Apr 2020 Launched ’Mine’, a millennial one-stop digital banking package; a new digital storefront service; tries to limit cash withdrawal
  23. First bank in UK to allow customers to apply for accounts using a selfie and a physical ID with AI based verification. Allowed customers to open accounts fully online and use facial recognition and a dynamic selfie to verify customer identities. Around 30% of all new accounts have been opened online in 2020. RegTech spend seeing a rise in automation tools for transaction monitoring, identity management and data privacy like cloud technology, OCR scanning, remote AML. • KYC to e-KYC conversion happening more quickly than planned • Due diligence approach simplified as per FATF rules. • Increased focus on cyber-hygiene and transaction laundering. • New norms of KYC API and artificial intelligence- enabled systems during the customer onboarding process. • KYC API offers a single source for information and documentation to support due diligence. Cyber fraud,KYC and AML have seen major investment KYC AND AML NORMS E-KYC
  24. Aims to break into new sectors with its Contextual Decision Intelligence technology. Raised $64.7m. Jul ‘20 Raised $50m. Jul ‘20 Expands the business across the US, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region as demand for RegTech products increase during Covid-19 . Outsourced KYC offering. Sep ‘20 Harness latest augmented intelligence and human expertise to provide information for regulated entities during the onboarding process. RegTech is used now,more than ever. Funding seems to be flowing where compliance pains are the most; KYC, AML, compliance management and data management with context.
  25. BIG TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES MAY BECOME QUASI BANKS. WHILE ONLY 3% TO 5% OF ACCOUNT HOLDERS WITH CHALLENGER BANKS HOLD THESE ACCOUNTS AS THEIR PRIMARY ACCOUNTS, BIGTECHS HAVE TAKEN THIS DIGITAL WAR TO AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT LEVEL IN THE WAKE OF COVID-19 AS THE FINANCIAL SECTOR HEATS UP.
  26. Acquired for digital payments -$100 mn Announced partnerships with 6 financial institutions. “It is not fintech firms, but big technology companies, such as Facebook and Amazon, which pose a threat to the banking space.” Shayne Elliott, CEO, ANZ. Announced $100 million in loans to small business. Partnership to provide lines of credit. All BigTechs have engaged in bank-like activities in the midst of the pandemic
  27. There seems to be no relenting for Bigtechs in the midst of the pandemic. Announced a 3 year strategic partnership – Aug ‘20 Focus on supply chain finance and rural lending SME customer data in real time Announced partnership for financial APIs - Oct ‘20 Announced a 5 year plan to target SME lending– Jul ‘20 A focus on “cloud” BigTechs are moving beyond payment wallets and entering the lending space with focus on SMEs and consumer lending.
  28. • The world, leisure and travel industries are gradually recovering from the onslaught of COVID-19. • While at the one hand it has battered businesses severely, on the other it has also enabled several business areas to evolve digitally and prosper. • We think social distancing will prevail as the preferred norm at least till 2022. • To do business while maintaining social distancing indicates an increased preference for “digital” channels and marketplaces. In summary.. • SMEs will lead the path to recovery. • Ability to provide paperless, contactless and cashless services will define the success path of every government. • Technology is a huge enabler. Adoption of artificial intelligence, machine learning, data management and analytics has helped with traditional areas like KYC and contracts signing. • Technology is ever-evolving – even resource-strong players have struggled to survive if not done correctly.
  29. Devie Mohan @devie_mohan devie@burnmark.com
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