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Ambrogio Terrizzano Senior Executive - Head of Accenture Interactive Marketing Transformation Practice
Banking 2016New models of distribution
October 25th, 2012
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Trend in revenues
Trend in costs
Trust &
confidence
15%
-1,5%
2008-2011 2011-2013
- 4,1%
2006-2008
+6%
2006-2008
- 0,5%
2008-2011
+3%
2011-2013
Trust for Food and
Beverage + Automotive
100%79%
Trust for Banks
10073
Confidencefor Banks in
2007
Confidencefor Banks in
2011
Strong evidences are pushing European retail banks to change
-21 p.p - 27%
Source: Domestic retail banks EU (DB Running the numbers august 2012)
Source: Source: DB Rtn, Sept 11
Source: Edelman, 2011; Nielsen Global Consumer Confidence Index, 2007 e 2011
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“Do the basics right”
(including branch network rightsizing)
“Innovate, Transform” providing clear Customer proposition
■ Restore Customer Trust and Engagement
■ Defend the Payments business
■ Avoid commoditization
Retail Banking challenges
Next Generation
Bank
In a World where Customers and technology change ra pidly, Banks need to ensure they get the “Basics right”. This may be an end state or a solid base for Innovation/ Transformation
■ Digital First!- Web- Social- Mobile
■ Analytics
■ Cloud Computing
The Technology accelerators
■ Mobile and Web Connectivity
■ Social to share, to know and to co-create
■ Price focus in commodities
■ Demand for Customization
New Customer behaviors
The evolution journey has to create a really differ entiating customer proposition on healthy marketing and distribution foundations
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Network Optimization
Today 2016
100
80
Number of Branches
Branch Operative Model Evolution
1. Optimized branch network , review network architecture (i.e. Hub & Spoke model)
2. Basic multichannel integration , for a real time banking
3. Proactive and reactive interaction management (Customer needs driving next offer, events management, etc)
3. Operational Customer segmentation driving a need based offering structure
4. Salesforce effectiveness powered by consistent sales behavior and sales tools
5. Simple and clear communication
6. Performance Management (new metrics Customer oriented) and tailored compensation schemes
The excellent Bank in the Basics
Today 2016
85%
15%
60%15%
25%
Full service Branch(>6 FTEs)
Light Branches(4-5 FTEs)
Kiosks(2-3 FTEs)
Employees
Average FTE/ Branch
∼∼∼∼ 6 ���� ∼∼∼∼ 4
-20%Of Branches
-2FTE
The “Do the basics right” Bank – key areas of focus
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Prefilling
Unique contract
Digitalization
� Transfer operational branch activities to a centralized Back Office that provides support to the Commercial Network
� Let Customers do low value activities through online functionalities (e.g. internet banking, kiosks) or advanced ATM
� Set up a Unique Contract covering a list of products that customers can activate later through remote channels
� Use existing prefilled data to avoid the need for contract data entry at branches
� Introduce Paperless Processes for sales and service activities at branches by implementing digitalized tools (e.g. biometric signature)
Branch Time
Customer Experience
Do it yourself
Centralization
Key Levers Description
The “Do the basics right” Bank – levers enabling physi cal distribution network rightsizing
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Personal DigitalAdvisory
The «Do the Basics right» bank
The «IntelligentMultichannel» bank
The «SociallyEngaging» bank
The «Financial / non Financial Digital
Ecosystem» bank
Key capabilities
3 possible models to create differentiation on the market
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The «IntelligentMultichannel» bank
The «SociallyEngaging» bank
The «Financial / non Financial Digital
Ecosystem» bank
Several success stories are already in place for ea ch of the 3 models
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“Do the Basics right” Bank
The “Intelligent Multichannel” Bank
The “Socially Engaging” Bank
The “ Financial/ Non Financial Digital
Ecosystem” Bank
Low Medium High
Each Bank North Star
Journey based on:
1. Market
2. Strategy pursued
3. Available capabilities
4. Investment affordability
Basic multichannel orchestration
Deep Customer understanding
Branch network optimization
Empowered Branch Front line & sales tools
Smart interaction with Customers
Web & Mobile channel marketing & effectiveness
Need based offering
Pervasive Analytics (next product, pricing, etc.)
Effective multichannel integration
Real time event management
Product offering optimization & scientific pricing
Mobile Marketing, M-Loyalty and Analytics
Partnership and Alliance management
M-payments
Mobile commerce ecosystem
Social Digital Marketing (clustering, client engagement)
Social CRM (data enrichment and optimized offering)
Social media listening & monitoring
Performance Management
Focus areas
Personal Digital Advisory
Each models can be activated working on specific capabilities
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Trends Next Generation
Bank
Opportunities
Define appropriate
sourcing approach
Ensure focus on “Basics
right”
Define North Star model
Define Shared Vision on
future scenario/
opportunities
Create Digital Lab and foster “Test & Learn”
approach
“Digital Lab”
■ Involve Top Management assessing context and trends, “Next Generation Bank” models , required areas to focus on
■ Assess Customer base and prospects
■ Define “to be” model , related focus areas and capabilities, considering trends and Banking 2016 options
■ Define money on the table
■ Identify target KPIs and create a War Room to develop and monitor “Do the Basics right” focus areas
■ War Room should be temporary
■ Consider possible partners to scale fast capabilities
■ Digital Lab to monitor trends, manage chosen pilot initiatives in Social, Mobile, Digital
■ Pilot key initiatives with “ Test & Learn” approach
Note: similar experiences suggest it’s possible to activate a Transformation Program within 4-6 months
A robust execution approach is mandatory
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