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Staying Competitive in the Payments Industry
Laura Clary, AAP
Tuesday, September 16, 2014 10:15 – 11:15 am
WesPay Payments Symposium 2014
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In this session, we’ll discuss…
• Industry Trends and Payment Systems Convergence
• Given the large investment most FIs have made in their core
payment processing systems and the cost to convert to newer
technology, how do we:
• stay competitive in the marketplace;
• offer our clients state-of-the art systems that are not only efficient but
reduce the bank’s operating cost;
• generate revenue while investing less.
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Payment System
Convergence into a
New Commerce
Marketplace
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General Market Observations - Drivers
Payments Evolving into Exchange of Information & Money in Real-Time
• The entire landscape is drastically evolving across all payment types & use
cases into a relational ecosystem where technologies, consumers, and
cultures are converging through the experience of conducting commerce.
• Migration of payment volume and revenue to non-bank applications & networks
as a result of customer preferences and technological change
• Fast is not Fast Enough.
The Movement of Money and Data Must be Done in Real-Time
• Competitive conditions are driving financial institutions to find flexible cost-
effective ways to ensure operational quality & scalability
• Speed & responsiveness in delivering new capabilities & innovation in order
to grow and defend the payments franchise at the Bank
• Resurgence of interest in DDA based payments.
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Key Trends Changing the Payments Landscape
Rise of the Digital Relationship and
100% Electronic Payments
Emergence of Non-Traditional Competitors
and New Value Chains
Demand for Faster Payments
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Connected Devices Becoming a Primary Point of
Relationship Engagement - Retail & Corporate
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Digital Accelerates Delivery Speed Expectations
Books Physical goods What?
Who?
Instantly Instantly
How
Long?
Music, Apps,
Movies
Same Day
Digital Consumers are trained to expect instant gratification
and immediate delivery
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Digital Devices Enable & Encourage 2-Way Relationships
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Powerful New Competitors Leveraging Payments to
Build Relationships and Engagement
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Example: New Payment Competitor Leveraging P2P
to Deepen Customer Engagement
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Payment Services Have Not Kept Pace
• Days, not minutes
• Cut-off times, weekends and
holidays
• Instant delivery options are
very limited
• Electronification of endpoints
• 1-way interactions
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Financial Institutions Have Captured Less Than 20%
of Digital Payment Transactions
Estimated Bill Payments By Type – 2012 billions
Estimated Bill Presentment By Type – 2012 billions
Biller 3.5
Bill Pay 3
Checks 3.8
Offline 5.5
Biller direct 2.6
FI ebill 0.3
Paper 14.1
Source: USPS Survey and internal estimates.
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Fragmented Payment Relationships, Creating a
Strategic Opportunity for Financial Institutions
Consumers Have MANY Financial
Relationships at risk of
disintermediation
Financial Institutions need to
remain the primary relationship
with consumers and their money
Charities
Merchants Billers
Groups
People
Service Providers
Charities
Merchants Billers
Groups
People
Service Providers
Consumer
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Integrated Payments Require a New Kind of Network
Network Services
Accounts
Charities
Merchants
Billers Groups
Collect & Contribute eBill
eInvoice
Transfer & Deposit
Billpay
eRequest
Send & Request Money
Digital Payment Network (Connect, Collect,
Pay, Inform)
People
Small Businesses
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• Fully integrated payment management across all payment types & channels
• 100% electronic capable Digital Payment Network, native real-time & open
architecture
Intelligent Payment Management &
Fiserv Digital Network
ACH Check Card Wire Other
Networks
Intelligent Payment
Management
Real-Time
Payment & Information
Integrated Digital Payment
Experience
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Real-Time is a Core Element of the Fiserv Network
Enhance Money Movement for FIs, Consumers, Businesses
• 100% electronic capable network—for all types of bills and payments
• Creating a ‘network effect’ for
participating FIs, Billers,
and Consumers
• Enabling 2-way exchange of
money and information
• Leveraging an open network approach
• Providing Faster Payments options to all participants
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GenY, GenX Expect Faster Transactions
24%
19%
10%
9%
More timely posting oftransactions
Gen Y
Gen X
Boomer
Senior
Represents 59 percent of households
How can your financial institution improve its online banking
experience?
Source: Fiserv Household Survey, 2012
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Mobile Will Accelerate Demand for Faster Payments
• Mobile Bankers are
48% more likely to want
real-time P2P than non
mobile users
• Mobile Bankers are 68% more likely to want same
day BillPay
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Expedited Payment Connectivity
Fiserv Digital Network with Instant Payments
Real-Time Applications
with Large Communities
Debit Networks
PEP+ Direct to Core Other DDA Networks
Faster Payments Requires Broad Connectivity, and
Connected Applications
Pay Person
Transfer Collect / Get Paid
Billpay Mobile Deposit
Payments Processing
Modernization
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Payment Hubs enable banks to capture the growth
opportunities of rising payment volumes and address
regulatory challenges by providing enterprise-wide
visibility into payments operations across all channels
and business lines
• Can wrap around existing payment engines and orchestrate payments from
sources to clearing channels or can be end-to-end orchestration and processing
platforms which replace all legacy siloed processing engines
• In both methods, hubs enable banks to capture all payment data in a single
location. This allows banks to perform rigorous checks as well as value-added
analysis and data mining
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Increase Efficiency and Derive Insight from
Centralized Payments
Payment Hub Enterprise Payments Monitoring and Management
Rules and
Workflow
Foreign
Exchange
Exceptions
and Repair
Alerts and
Messaging
Formatting Dupe Check Posting Routing Check Clearing
Networks
ACH Networks
Wire Networks
Card Networks
Interbank
Networks
Straight-through Processing
DDA AML/Sanctions MIS
DDA AML/Sanctions MIS
Bank Systems
Data Repository Liquidity mgt. Notifications
Analytics Cross-selling
Value-added Services
Payment Hub Schematic
Payment
Services
Corporate
Clients
Branch
Online
ATM
Mobile
Source: CEB TowerGroup Research 2013
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Business Agility
• Centralize business rules
• Quickly add new payment
methods, channels and
products
• Reduce time and cost for
integrating new
acquisitions
Customer Service
• Single customer view
• Consistent customer
experience across all
payment channels
• Create potential to
expose payment data
to corporates
Operational Efficiency
• Centralize payments
logic
• Reduce operational
complexity
• Increase STP rates for
all payment types
Compliance
• Single data repository and
audit trails
• Improve controls. resilience,
and recovery
• Ability to integrate all
channels into Fraud, AML,
and sanctions tools
2 3 4
Clearing
Channels
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Payment Processing Challenges &
Solution Approaches
• Simplify complex payment
ecosystems, reduce redundancies,
create & leverage common services
• Fast, Faster, Fastest + Agility are
the operating mandates
• Visibility & Management of payment
through entire processing pipeline.
• Fraud, Risk & Compliance are
critical at every step
• Customer Enablement
• API Economy and Architecture are
business enablers
• Leverage data intelligence over data
reporting
• Assemble capabilities & build
composite applications
• Distribute processing to any
available node based on profiles
and policies, workload balancing
• Deliver Alerts and Messaging as an
enabler, exceptions handling
• Fraud, Risk, Compliance
Integration
• Customer self-service minimize
delays, risk
• Services, and more services
• Build on reporting initiatives and
leverage intelligence in processes
Challenge Approach
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Architectural Principles
• Prioritize the delivery of business value using a service-centric
approach based on the strategic capability model mapping
process. Insure a business architecture that supports and is
consistent with the technical architecture.
• Deliver products in an incremental and iterative fashion; using
assets from the Capability Model
• Model technical deliveries in an Enterprise Service-Oriented
Architecture that prioritizes loose-coupling and standard service
interfaces over individual application implementations.
• Incorporate Cloud Computing concepts into the applications to
support the required delivery models via the inclusion of multi-
tenant support
• Standardize a Payment Enterprise Data Architecture which
optimizes data access, integration, storage, replication and
management of business entities and data.
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Architectural Principles
• Embrace an architecture that includes automated business rules,
workflow orchestration, and clear process boundaries.
• Include monitoring, reporting, and role-based information delivery
via an easy-to-use Portal that supports browser, mobile,
“phablets” and potentially many other devices.
• Implementing a consistent modern UI architecture that
incorporates responsive design.
• Build application components and a centralized
Role & Permission’s approach so that security within systems and
across dependent services can be universally controlled and
defined.
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Workflow Orchestration & Rules Engine
On Arrival Payment Services
Risk Detection & Prevention
Intelligent Payment Routing
Exceptions & Reconciliation
Application & Data Integration Layer
Reporting & Analytics
Detail and Enterprise Monitoring
Profile Mgmt and Onboarding
Client Self Service
Actionable Alerts Customer Care
Branch
Online
Mobile
ATM
Corporate
ACH
Check
Card
Wire
Interbank
Processors International
Bank Systems DDA
Sanctions
Customer Info Files
Regulatory Compliance
Image Archives
Big Data
Core Payment
Services Warehousing
Settlement
Clearing
Posting
Collection
Dashboards Administration
Acquisition
&
Origination
Clearing
Channels /
Networks
Payment Capability Inventory
Simple View
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• Fully integrated payment management across all payment types & channels
• 100% electronic capable Digital Payment Network, native real-time & open
architecture
Integrated Payment Strategy:
Keys to Success
ACH Check Card Wire Other
Networks
Intelligent Payment
Management
Real-Time
Payment & Information
Integrated Digital Payment
Experience
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4.0 On
Arrival
Ingest Payments to
Database
4.1
Translate Payment
Data
4.3
3.0 Workflow / Orchestration
Validate Ingestion
4.2
Acq
uis
itio
n &
Ori
gin
ati
on
8.0 Exceptions & Reconciliation
Exceptions
Assignments
8.1
Manage
Disputes
8.2
1.0 Visibility & Management
Monitoring
1.1
Actionable Alerts
1.2
Analytics
1.4
Reporting
1.5
Balancing
1.3
End-Client
Visibility
1.6
7.0
Intelligent
Payment
Routing
Intelligent
Routing
Process 7.1
Liquidity Mgt
7.4
5.0 Other Payment
Services
Perform Enrichment
5.2
6.0 Risk &
Compliance
Detect
Duplicates
6.1
Perform Data
Validation
5.1
Scheduling
5.3
Capture Data
5.4
Market Transformation Drives Development
Customer
Facing
Network
and Data
Integration
Bank
Facing
Monitoring,
Reporting &
OnBoarding
Market
Transformation
Fiserv Payment Capability Inventory
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Bank Facing
• Fraud and Risk Monitoring Analysis
• Exceptions Workflow
• Exception and Dispute Management
• SCO Branch, Teller
• Customer Care
• PNV
• Front-End ACH Origination
• ARP/SMS
• Business Client Services
• PopMoney
• Snap2Pay
• MyCheckFree
• Online Banking
• Online Bill Pay
• Mobiliti
• SpotPay
• SCO Merchant, Mobile, Prepaid Debit
• Comprehensive Payables
Monitoring, Reporting &
OnBoarding
• Reporting and Analytics
• PaymentView
• Report Archive Management
• Monitoring, Messaging, and
Alerts
• Onboarding, Entitlements, and
User Profiles
Network and
Data Integration
• Fiserv Real-Time Network
• Data Integration
• Payment Channel Optimization
• Workflow Orchestration
• Landing Zone Coordination
• Automated Rules Engines
Customer Facing
The Emerging Payments Landscape
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In Summary
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The Problems with Today’s Payment Infrastructure
1. New Market Pressures
Vendors who do not traditionally work in the
payment market are successfully moving in
because they are where the people are
2. Relationship Transformation
These new vendors immerse themselves in
the life of the customer to understand who
they are, which creates a disadvantage to
the Banks and FI’s.
3. New Payment Activities Emerge
Competitors lead when they can translate
data that is pertinent to the customer into
intercommunications which enhance the
customers payment experience.
4. Fast is Not Fast Enough
Rapid change is inherent in this new
marketplace
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The Solution Framework
1. FIs need to take aggressive
ownership of this new payment
world.
2. FIs must extend the payment
experience to include an enriched
relationship with your customers.
We need to become more robust in
establishing who they are, by
referencing data which better
describes their role in the new
commerce frontier.
3. Blending payment data from
different sources into a single view
becomes a requirement which
provides simple and concise
information to make sound, and
credible decisions
4. Steps must be taken to deliver
solutions in meaningful increments of
value, at a faster pace.
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New
Products
The Solution Framework Drives Common Attributes Within
New Products
1. All products must deliver specific
functionality that address non bank
competition
2. The products must have the
following common value proposition
components
1. Revenue Generation
2. Cost Reduction
3. Enhanced Customer Experience
4. Integration Flexibility
5. Risk Mitigation and/or Prevention
3. Smart, simple, and comprehensive
use of blended data to enhance to
customer experience
4. Execute Continuous Improvement
and Continuous Delivery (CICD)
techniques within our new
development process
(Agile/DEVOPS)
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Please stop by Booth 11
or
Contact Laura Clary
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Thank You