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The digital bank of the future
The digital bank of the future
Today’s leading financial services companies are operating in a new and more complex environment; one where the fundamental definition of how customers experience and interact with a bank is being challenged and redefined, and leading companies face competition from a myriad of disruptors.
Leading companies are also facing competition from a myriad of non-traditional providers and as we’ve seen, banks of all sizes have been burdened with increasing regulations and mounting demands for skilled resources. One bank executive summarised the environment best — we are operating in a marketplace under siege.
The goal for leading banks is twofold. First, to proactively capitalise on disruption by growing market share and increasing margin; and second, to vigorously protect high value segments and clients. Banks who are successful at both will create shareholder value and a long term competitive advantage.
While simple in concept, the path to implementation requires a keen understanding of digital disrupters and enablers, customer experience, and strategic value drivers such as:
- The demographic shift
- New technology
- Unstructured data
- Digital labour
- New payments infrastructure
- Cyber security and strategy
- Digital identity
- The sheer speed of change
Digital disruption will create winners and losers. Winners will be characterised as those with a clear strategic vision, an appetite for customer analytics and technology, and a stomach for volatile innovation returns.
This paper looks at these and other themes in order to provide insights into a successful digital strategy.
Banking on the future
Discover what Gen Y professionals want in their bank of the future and how you and your business may need to respond.
