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The Future of Customer Engagement in Banking
August 14, 2018
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Stephen NikitasSr. Market StrategistHarland Clarke
Steve Nikitas joined Harland Clarke in October 2010 and has more than 30 years of experience in strategic planning, marketing, public relations and executive speechwriting. As senior strategist with Harland Clarke Marketing Services, Steve provides consultative services to banks and credit unions, helping them craft marketing and retail strategies and campaigns to take advantage of existing market and financial conditions and to grow targeted portfolios.
Today’s Presenter
It’s All About Data
Banking Model of the Future
Mobile Banking Challenge
Agenda
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It’s All About Data
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Trends In Retail Banking
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4%
10%
10%
14%
15%
26%
27%
35%
42%
57%
61%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Investment in an innovation accelerator program
Testing and use of blockchain technology
Emergence of new challenger banks
Exploring advanced technologies
Responding to regulatory challenges
Expansion of digital payments
Building partnerships with fintechs
Open APIs
Improvements in integrated multichannel delivery
Use of data, AI and advanced analytics
Removing friction from customer experience
The Most Important Trends for Retail Banking In 2018
Source: DBR Research - Digital Banking Report – December 2017
The Marketing Analytics Roadmap
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Marketing Database
Data Collection
Data Definition
Data Format and Storage
Data AnalysisOpportunity Assessment
Implementation
Results
Artificial Intelligence or Accelerated Intelligence (AI)
Simulates human thinking by constantly seeking patterns, learning from experience, and providing responses to situational awareness
• Machine learning is a set of algorithms that recognizes patterns from large datasets and then applies these findings to new data
Financial services is a leading and early adopter of AI
• According to IDC, AI will reach $19.1 billion in 2018, with the banking sector as the second biggest spender to retail
Source: Joyce, Lisa, “Reality Check: Can The Banking Industry Make AI Pay Off?,” The Financial Brand, May 15, 20187
Artificial Intelligence or Accelerated Intelligence (AI)
Source: “Citi GPS: The Bank of the Future,” March 20, 20188
Automation Connectivity
Enhance Efficiencies
Simplify and automate engagement
Robo-Advisory is 80%+ more cost-effective than
traditional models
Reduce costs by automating manual tracking and reviews
Automation of standard legal processing can
reduce costs by 80%+
Automate and standardize process
flows
RPA reduces processing costs by 40-50%
Customer Engagement Risk and Compliance Operations
Artificial Intelligence or Accelerated Intelligence (AI)
Source: “Citi GPS: The Bank of the Future,” March 20, 20189
Automation Connectivity
Improve Scale
Augment and enhance human effort in
interactions
Virtual agents can handle 1.5-2 million customer
queries daily
Track risks in real time while improving
effectiveness
AI use in cybersecuritycan improve detection
by 3x
Augment capacity to address variable demand
and complexity
Quicker ledger reconciliations can
reduce capacity needs
Customer Engagement Risk and Compliance Operations
Artificial Intelligence or Accelerated Intelligence (AI)
Source: “Citi GPS: The Bank of the Future,” March 20, 201810
Automation Connectivity
Accelerate and Enhance Decision Insight
Increase speed and quality of insight to
target and personalize
Increase targeting returns by 2x+
Reduce time to detection and
mitigation
DL techniques can reduce time to fraud detection by 30%+
Reduce time to predictions and
information retrieval
ML can improve treasury liquidity forecasting
effectiveness by 35%+
Customer Engagement Risk and Compliance Operations
Banking Model of the Future
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Banking Model of the Future
Source: Capgemini Financial Services Analysis, 201712
Broad Customer Base Extensive Network Regulatory Expertise Funding Capabilities
Financial Institutions
Banking Model of the Future
Source: Capgemini Financial Services Analysis, 201713
Broad Customer Base Extensive Network Regulatory Expertise Funding Capabilities
Financial Institutions
Innovative Products Agility Nimble Solutions Distinct Culture
FinTechs
Banking Model of the Future
Source: Capgemini Financial Services Analysis, 201714
Broad Customer Base Extensive Network Regulatory Expertise Funding Capabilities
Financial Institutions
Innovative Products Agility Nimble Solutions Distinct Culture
FinTechs
Effective Data Utilization Rise of New Business Models
Customer-centric Products and Services Enhanced Customer Trust
Together
Banking Model of the Future
Source: “Citi GPS: The Bank of the Future,” March 20, 201815
$3,638 $3,942
$5,267
$7,359$8,113
$11,542
664 866 9521,292 1,488
2,018
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$2,000
$4,000
$6,000
$8,000
$10,000
$12,000
$14,000
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Venture Capital Backed FinTech Funding(In Millions)
Funding Number of Deals
Banking Model of the Past
Source: Deloitte, 201716
Branch
Contact Center Online Mobile Mail
Banking Model of the Future
Source: Deloitte - 201717
Branch
Contact Center Online Mobile Mail
PAST
FUTURE
Mobile
Branch
Contact Center Online
Open APIs Mail
Banking Model of the Future
Source: Shevlin, Ron, “Reinventing Checking Accounts,” Cornerstone Advisors18
89%85%
77%
65%
53%
88% 86% 84%
75%
62%
93% 91% 90%
82%
67%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-75
U.S. Consumer Smartphone Ownership
2015 2016 2017
Banking Model of the Future
Source: “2017 Omni-Channel Shopper Survey: A Digital Inflection Point for Banking, Novantas19
20%18%
30%
16%
10%
4%
1%2%
26%
23%
18%
13%
9%
6%4%
1%
28%
25%
16%
11%9%
6%4%
0%0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
Leading Online/Mobile No Foreign ATM Fees Branches Near Me Lots of ATMs/Branches ATMs Near Me Convenient BranchHours
Telephone Other
Drivers of Perceived Convenience
2014 2015 2016
Banking Model of the Future - the Economics
Source: “Branch Banks: Navigating A Sea Of Industry Change,” Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc., 2017 20
Cost to Make a Deposit
Teller
ATM
Mobile
Mobile.08¢
ATM.80¢
Teller$8.00
Banking Model of the Future
Source: Tumay, Kerim, “The Four Myths Of Branch Transformation,” Kiran Analytics, March 13, 201721
59%
52%
43% 41%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
Face To Face Interaction New Account Opening Brand & Reputation Convenient Access
Why Branches Are Important for Your Institution
Banking Model of the Future
Source: Marous, Jim, “The Financial Brand – Banking Desperately Needs A Relationship-Based Selling Strategy,” The Financial Brand, September 4, 201722
21%
58%
66%
79%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%
Account Holders Increasingly Lead & Execute Sales Process
Offers Become Increasingly Personalized To Account Holder Needs
Sales Approach Will Be Omnichannel
Move Away From Product Selling To Create Relationships
Evolving Sales Approach
Banking Model of the Future
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63%
59%
47%
40%
40%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Lack Of Real-Time Specific Insight About Account Holders
Increasing Competition For Our Account Holders
Insufficient Account Holder Profiles
Lack Of Technology Adoption
Lack Of Third Party &/or Big Data To Create Profiles
New Challenges for Relationship-Based Selling
Source: Marous, Jim, “The Financial Brand – Banking Desperately Needs A Relationship-Based Selling Strategy,” The Financial Brand, September 4, 2017
Mobile Banking Challenge
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Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: Harland Clarke – Mobile Deposit Survey 201825
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per week
23%
How Often Do You Use Your Mobile Banking Application?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: Harland Clarke – Mobile Deposit Survey 201826
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per week
23%
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per month
15%
How Often Do You Use Your Mobile Banking Application?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: Harland Clarke – Mobile Deposit Survey 201827
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per week
23%
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per month
15%
I use a mobile banking application a few times a year
7%
How Often Do You Use Your Mobile Banking Application?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: Harland Clarke – Mobile Deposit Survey 201828
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per week
23%
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per month
15%
I use a mobile banking application a few times a year
7%I have a mobile banking application
on my phone but I don’t use it
3%
How Often Do You Use Your Mobile Banking Application?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: Harland Clarke – Mobile Deposit Survey 201829
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per week
23%
I use a mobile banking application 3 or more times per month
15%
I use a mobile banking application a few times a year
7%I have a mobile banking application
on my phone but I don’t use it
3%
I do not use a mobile banking application at all
52%
How Often Do You Use Your Mobile Banking Application?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “Understanding Consumers In The Digital Era, A Survey and Perspective on Emerging Financial Consumer Trends,” CGI, 2014 30
81%
61%58%
55%52%
0%
25%
50%
75%
100%
Reward Me For My Business Give Me "Any Time and Any Place"Access To Balances
See Me As A Person Provide Me With Wealth BuildingAdvice
Tell Me What I Am Spending MoneyOn And How I Can Save
Top 5 Ways My Financial Institution Could Improve My Lifestyle
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “Understanding Consumers In The Digital Era, A Survey and Perspective on Emerging Financial Consumer Trends,” CGI, 2014 31
81%
61%58%
55%52%
34%
84%
55%
37%34%
0%
25%
50%
75%
100%
Reward Me For My Business Give Me "Any Time and Any Place"Access To Balances
See Me As A Person Provide Me With Wealth BuildingAdvice
Tell Me What I Am Spending MoneyOn And How I Can Save
Top 5 Ways My Financial Institution Could Improve My Lifestyle
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “New Account Customer Experience: Reason for Choosing the Institution,” Bancology, Bancography, Volume 62, April 2017 32
Competitive Rates/Fees - 12%
Convenience -16%
Divorce/Marriage - 2%
Existing Relationship - 25%Moved - 3%
Needed An Account - 14%
Recommendation - 16%
Reputation - 10%Advertising - 2%
Why I Opened a New Account
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 33
17%
32%
28%
33%
28%
58%
48%
15%
25%
27%
33%
47%
50%
45%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Better Hours
More Branches
Better Mobile App
Service
Higher Interest Rate
Lower Fees
Incentive Offer
What Would Influence Your Choice of a New Financial Institution?
More Than $10K In Savings Less Than $10K In Savings
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 34
14.6%
19.7%
41.3%
24.4%
How Often Do You Use Your Primary Checking Account's Mobile Banking Application?
More than Once Per Day Once Daily A Few Times Per Week Once Per Week Or Less
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 35
18.9%
52.8%
28.3%
How Many Times In the Last 30 Days Have You Visited A Branch Of Your Primary Financial Institution?
None 1-3 Times 4 Or More Times
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 36
37.7%
46.2%
52.4%
65.5%
83.3%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%
RDC
Pay Bills
Transfer Money Between Accounts
Review Transactions
Check Balance
What Mobile Banking Features Do You Use The Most?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 37
19.2%
25.0%
29.3%
32.8%
36.7%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%
Travel Notification
View Balance W/O Logging In
Turn Debit/Credit Card On/Off
Fingerprint Login
Credit Score Tracking
What Mobile Banking Features Are Missing?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 38
Yes10%
No90%
Did You Switch Your Primary Checking Account
In the Past Year?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 39
Yes10%
No90%
Did You Switch Your Primary Checking Account
In the Past Year?
Yes40%
No60%
Would You Continue Using Your Mobile Banking
Application If Your Financial Institution Charged
$1/Month?
Mobile Banking Challenge
Source: “2017 U.S. Mobile Banking Landscape,” S&P Global Market Intelligence, 2017 40
Yes10%
No90%
Did You Switch Your Primary Checking Account
In the Past Year?
Yes40%
No60%
Would You Continue Using Your Mobile Banking
Application If Your Financial Institution Charged
$1/Month?
Yes22%
No78%
Would You Continue Using Your Mobile Banking
Application If Your FinanciaIInstitution Charged
$3/Month?
• It’s all about data
• The banking model is changing
• The account holder interaction revolves around the smartphone … for now
To Sum It Up
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