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Banking and Fintech

This document summarizes a presentation about banking and fintech collaboration. It discusses the scope of fintech, the current market scenario for fintech, and strengths and limitations of fintech companies. It notes that 28% of banking and payments business could be at risk by 2020 due to fintech competition. By 2026, 33-50% of finance jobs may be lost to automation. The Indian fintech industry grew 282% from 2013-2014. The presentation covers the need for banking and fintech collaboration, benefits of collaboration, models for successful collaboration, and the right approach for collaboration. It concludes by asking if there are any questions.

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Banking and Fintech

This document summarizes a presentation about banking and fintech collaboration. It discusses the scope of fintech, the current market scenario for fintech, and strengths and limitations of fintech companies. It notes that 28% of banking and payments business could be at risk by 2020 due to fintech competition. By 2026, 33-50% of finance jobs may be lost to automation. The Indian fintech industry grew 282% from 2013-2014. The presentation covers the need for banking and fintech collaboration, benefits of collaboration, models for successful collaboration, and the right approach for collaboration. It concludes by asking if there are any questions.

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AXIS BANK

Badhti ka naam
zindagi
MEET THE TEAM
G R O U P-6
SECTION -A ,ABYB-
2019
CHANDAN TANWAR
EKANKSH AWASTHI
PRATIMA RAI
SUDHANSHU RANJAN
BANKING AND
FINTECH
NE E D TO COLLABORATE
I N TROD U CTION

‘Fintech’ is a contraction of the words ‘finance’ and ‘technology’


‘Fintech is technologically enabled financial innovation that
could result in new business models, applications, processes or
products with an associated material effect on financial markets
and institutions and the provision of financial services.’
OUR M AI N TO P I CS TO D AY
S C O PE O F F IN T ECH
M A R K E T S C E N ARIO
MARKET SCENARIO
According to the PwC 2016 Global Fintech Survey report, 28 percent of the banking and
payments business would be at risk by 2020. The imminent competition to banks’ business
comes from the new breed of Fintech companies having capacities to address specific
pain-points of financial customers.
By 2026, it is estimated that between 33 percent and 50 percent of finance employees will
lose their jobs to automation software. That's because Artificial Intelligence (AI)
platform.
•The Indian Fintech industry grew 282 percent between 2013 and 2014 and reached US $450
million in 2015. At present around 400 Fintech companies are operating in India grow by
170 percent 2020. IndiS $73 billion in 2020.
S T R E NGH TS





L I M ITA TION

• Unique value proposition-The main challange for fintech companies is survive


in market in the past decade over 4000 compaines made their present felt in
market. So to survive in this kind of competitive scenario companies need to
make innovative measures they need create unique value in market addressing
problems that are left by traditionl firms
• Brand Name- Most Fintechs do not have a well-recognised brand name.
Brand building requires both time and significant investment in marketing.
L I M ITA TION
• Customer trust: The established brand name and regulatory backing of
traditional financial services firms have earned the trust of most consumers
when it comes to key financial services. Building customer trust will be a
challenge for Fintech firms as it will take significant time and investment.
• Customer trust: The established brand name and regulatory backing of
traditional financial services firms have earned the trust of most consumers
when it comes to key financial services. Building customer trust will be a
challenge for Fintech firms as it will take significant time and investment.
L I M ITA TION

• Economies of scale: Low-cost Fintech offerings can be profitable only with


economies of scale. However, when they attempt to go it alone, Fintech firms
face challenges in new customer acquisition and expansion.
• Regulations: Regulatory bodies across the world are framing protocols for
Fintech firms. However, most of the Fintech firms do not have the expertise to
navigate through complex regulatory mandates
N E E D F O R C O L LA BOR A TION
BENEF ITS OF COLLABORATION
MO D ELS F O R S U C CESS FUL
C O L LABORATI O N





RIG H T A P P RO A C H F O R
C O L L A BOR ATION




Conclusion
ANY QUESTION ?

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