Perspective on Fintechs and Innovation
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Milan, December 12, 2019
Alessio Botta, Partner
Perspective on Fintechs and Innovation
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Topics for today
1Demystifying the digital disruption: what happened to the music industry?
2The Chinese lesson: the rise of ecosystems
3Implications for us: what does it mean for European financial service players
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The typical pattern of “disruption”
Source: McKinsey analysis
Tippingpoint
Newnormal
Start-ups exploit new techniques
New models proliferate
Customers and economics shiftFinance Music
Laggardsshrink/ die
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The Physical Era1980-1999
The Piracy Era1999-2010
The Streaming Era2010 – Present
Music: on the surface, a dramatic industry shift
Source: IFPI, MIDIA
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PhysicalSynchronisation revenues StreamingPerformance rights Digital (excluding streaming)
Global recorded music industry revenues USD billions
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Actually, more “restructure” than “disrupt”
Founders 45.0
7.5Tencent
5.7Sony
4.0Warner
4.0Universal
Spotify realized that it was much harder than they thought to find and develop talent. This capability is not a part of their core and there is a lot of competition where many of the best artists are signing with other independents/majors
They realized it’s better to cooperate than to compete. The majors have a really strong position, leveraging their catalogues
In September 2018 Spotify launched a beta program to license music and let independent artists upload their music In July 2019 the company announced that they had canceled it
Spotify largest pre-IPO shareholdersFebruary '18
Source: Spotify IPO filing, McKinsey analysis
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Let’s step back to 2004
In 10 years you will consume music by paying a fixed subscription for all the music in the world off our mobile phone
Physical hard driveSynced only via cable
8 hours battery
36 characters on screen“Snake” a killer application
Customizable rings
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Fintechs are a reality –at scale
Paypal, Adyen, Wirecard, Square, AliPay…
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~50Unicorns globally
>$150billions total valuation
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So what can we learn from fintech innovators?
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Total internet usersMillions
Mobile internet usersMillions
Mobile internet users as proportion of total online users%
7986 9195
Source: China Internet Network Information Center; Internet & Mobile Association of India; World Bank; Statista; Internet Live Stats; McKinsey Global Institute analysis
Let’s go East……by the way, yes – China is different
However, players are headed West>2x
>2x
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Four distinct financial innovation clusters
Source: McKinsey analysis
4. Small & mid-sized FIsEcosystem participants, being enabled
3. Fintech start-upsBlaze the path and grow rapidly
2. Large IncumbentsEmbrace technology with active transformation
1. Internet giantsWinner takes all, build ecosystem
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Ecosystem model pre-dominant
Source: McKinsey analysis
China
Lending
Insurance
Credit scoring
Banking
Payment
Wealth management
Other
Western
Ant Financial ecosystem
Tencentecosystem
Ping Anecosystem
PaypalStripe
BettermentWealthfront
LendingClubSoFi
OscarMetromile
Monzo
Credit Karma
Amazon
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Source: McKinsey Global Payments Map, iResearch, PBOC
1. All retail transactions done by domestic Chinese by domestically issued cards and domestic bank accounts across all sectors and use cases2. Includes pure pass-through wallets and pass-through and staged wallets3. Includes only transactions done locally by locally issued credit cards4. 3PP transaction volume includes both consumption-related and non-consumption related
Technology entrants Cards Bank payments Cash and cheques
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Impact has been quite visible
Almost half of domestic payments flow now via third party platformsAlipay and WeChat Pay ~75% share
China retail paymentsUSD trillions
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Incumbents are playing the ecosystem game just as hardPing An digital ecosystem
Source: Official website; McKinsey analysis
Digital and analytics at the core "One account" across all services Data collection from inside and outside
of ecosystem (e.g., WiFi, social security) “Wow” technology at scaleFit-for-purpose governance Strong brand control… …but large independency for individual
businesses (incl. IT and operations) Large-scale CVC to accelerate growthContinuous experimentation Internal competitions Willingness to rapidly change direction No bet on one single service
Cornerstones of Ping An’sapproach
Healthcare Housing
Automobile Financial assets
$150 billion revenues
1.4 million sales agents
380 million online users
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What about us?
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Historically, Europe struggles to innovate…
1. Refers to country of headquarters; unicorn defined as privately held start-up company with a valuation >USD 1 bn; end of year for 2012 and 2015, Nov 30 for 2018
2. EU incl. EFTA countries (Switzerland with 2 unicorns in Nov 2018)
Share by countryPercent
Unicorns by country1
Number
2015 2018
Source: CB Insights
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63 48US
15 29China
12 13Other
…and our share of unicorns is flat at 10%
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The issue: we have an ambition challenge
Executives earnings calls topicsPercent of total topics
3. Product/service offering
1. Emerging tech (incl. IT)
2. Value creation
4. Mobile business
5. Financial results
6. Investment strategy
7. International business
1. Tax and regulation
5. Corporate management
3. Business development
2. Financial strategy
4. Financial results
Source: McKinsey analysis
EU executives primarily recap formal business themes from the fiscal quarter
US executives focus on topics around technology and growthUS executives address greater number of distinct topics (7 vs. 5)
General costs increased mainly due to indirect taxes, and provisions are higher… we still have some pending regulatory issues
We are moving into these better venues. And in fact, technology is a very powerful element behind it … It's an enterprise that is very effective in advancing on those, and it provides them an advantage
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Unfortunately, European banks have no other choice but innovative…
Source: SNL; McKinsey Panorama, Global Banking Pools
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Average returnof digital adopters
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Top digital banks
Globally, >55% of banks are not profitableEuropean banking sector is already operating way below 9% ROE on averageDigitally-advanced markets (e.g., Nordics) show a significant gap in cost-to-asset ratio (>5x) between top-3 banks and latest quartile, pointing to the increasingly transformative impact of technology
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Increase revenueMaterially improve customer experienceDevelop or tap into ecosystemsInvest materially in innovation
Reduce costsTransfer non-differentiating
activities to third-party utilitiesRadically restructure cost base
using zero-based budgeting
Build resilienceManage risk with a ‘leader’s mindset’,
advanced analytics and scenario planning
OrganicInorganic
M&A to develop scale or acquire competency in any of the axes abovePartnerships to leverage the same thesis but in form of joint venture
EnablersRapidly scale data and advanced analyticsHire and manage talent for digital enterprise
…and need to act boldly across different themes
Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence, McKinsey Panorama McKinsey & Company 17
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Some take aways
Demystifying the digital disruption
Implications for us
Disruption in music industry• Actually long-term growth, with a
different mix• Incumbents still play a relevant role• Seemed impossible – but it
happenedDisruption in banking• Fintechs are now operating at scale• We are on the verge of customers
and economics shift
The Chinese lesson
Yes, China is different – but it does not really matterFour distinct financial innovation hubs• Internet giants leading• Ecosystem plays predominant• Significant impact at fast paceIncumbent financial players are playing as hard
Europe struggles to innovate – we have an ambition challengeUnfortunately, European banks have no other choice or risk to become structurally unprofitableBold moves around a few themes including:• Third-party utilities• Develop or tap into ecosystems• Invest materially in innovation• Rapidly scale data and analytics
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