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MANAGEMENT OF

BANKING OPERATIONS

CHAPTER 14 – BANKING SYSTEM


– SERVICES AND INNOVATION
Global Developments in Banking

Artificial Collaboration
Intelligence and with Fin-
Automation tech
companies
Technologies that will change the face of
Banking

Chatbots

Machine Learning (Big Data Analysis)

Blockchain

Automated personalization

Robotics
Peer to Peer Lending
Role of Fin-tech Companies

● Gone are the days when banks viewed Fintech


companies as disruptors; today, they are partners
that are pairing up to take on the challenges of the
digital world
Yes Bank and Fintech Collaborations

As of now, YES BANK has partnered with over 100+ Fintech


startups across different verticals including payments,
regulatory technology, and wealth management, among
others.

The participating startups will get access to YES BANK’s


powerful network of over 2 million retail, 10,000+ SME and
5000+ corporate customers.

Along with this, they will also receive funding up to $1


million through VC partners, without experiencing any
upfront equity commitment.
Yes Fintech – Key focus Areas

Lending
• Smart Credit Solutions Digital Loan Solutions

Digital Payments
• Instant Cross-border Remittance Peer-to-Peer Payments

Real-time Data Analytics


• Itemized Reporting

Cyber security
• Fraud Risk Management

Process Automation
• Instruction Processing with Encryption

Wealthtech and Investech


• Robo Advisory Platform Front-office Automation
What do you think are
the problem areas with
Fintech becoming an
integral part of
banking system?
Case Studies of Banks

Private Sector • ICICI


Bank:
Public Sector • SBI
Bank:

Foreign Bank: • HSBC


ICICI Bank

• Established in the year 1994

• ICICI Group comprises of ICICI Bank and various


subsidiaries in the area of Life Insurance, General Insurance,
Asset Management, Investment Banking and Venture
Capital

• Has a strong presence nationally and Internationally


Achievements of ICICI BANK

First Bank in India to launch a Website


– 1996

First Bank in India to launch Internet


Banking – 1997

First Bank in India to launch online bill


payment - 1999
Financial and Digital Innovations@ICICI

ICICI Bank’s e-wallet - called 'Pockets'.

For the first time, ICICI launched a product (in February 2015) that
was not restricted to the bank's customers.

Anybody could download and use it, just like you would use a
Paytm wallet.
The wallet comes with a physical card as well - sort of a debit card -
that allows one to use the money in the wallet in offline
transactions, such as at a merchant point of sale.

Another aspect of Pockets is that it is linked to social banking -


users can send or request money from any e-mail id, mobile
number and friends on Facebook, among others.
Financial and Digital Innovations@ICICI

ICICI's mobile innovation is its app 'iMobile'.

Unlike Pockets, this one is for existing customers


of the bank and enables 125 banking services.

The app is also integrated with Google Now that


gives out payment due alerts.
Financial and Digital Innovations@ICICI

First private sector bank in 2013 to introduce 'Branch on


Wheels' that provides basic banking facilities to unbanked
villages.

The idea was to take a sophisticated van - one that is


connected to the internet with laptops, authentication
machines, etc - to smaller villages where there are no
branches.

It offers services such as savings accounts, deposits and even


loans
Financial and Digital Innovations@ICICI

Expressions Paywave NFC (near-field


communication) Card

Biometric Authentication for


ATM: Empowering rural
customers

Tab Banking: Officer visits location of


your convenience
Innovations @SBI

Partnered with Flipkart to offer its consumers the facility


of pre-approved EMI Facility on purchases. Under this
partnership SBI will provide overdraft facility to pre-
qualified set of customers for transacting on Flipkart for a
minimum purchase of Rs. 5000

The EMI facility is available in 3 tenures – 6, 9 and 12


months.

The bank does not charge any fees to process the


facility.
Innovations @SBI

‘SBI Mingle’ – its social media banking platform for Facebook and
Twitter users.

Using SBI Mingle, its customers can do a host of banking services


like checking balance and requesting mini statements on their
Facebook or Twitter accounts.

Planning to introduce more services like request for chequebook,


stop cheque, register for mobile banking, internet banking, SMS
alerts and block ATM/Debit Cards on this platform soon.
Innovations @SBI

SBI Digital Villages aimed at transforming villages into cash


less eco-system by adopting them.
In its first leg the bank has adopted 21 villages to be moved
on the digital platform and plans to bring 100 villages under
this initiative

Created a 15,000-sqft innovation centre in Navi Mumbai that


has 40 dedicated zones for each technology like blockchain,
artificial intelligence and machine learning, among others
HSBC Bank

HSBC Group is one of the world’s largest multinational


banking and financial services organization

Headquartered in London, has more than 5000 offices in 80


countries and territories

Apart from Retail Banking and Corporate Banking, HSBC has a


very strong brand name in Investment Banking and Treasury
Innovative Services @HSBC Bank

Fixed Deposit: Free Savings account, 90% overdraft


facility on the amount of FD, International Debit
Card

Certificate of Deposit: Interest is paid in advance


for funds invested from 15 days to 1 year. Minimum
investment is Rs.100,000

Smart Money Account: FD linked to savings or


current account. Withdrawal up to 90% through
overdraft facility and interest is earned on 100% of
FD
Financial and Digital Innovations @HSBC

Face Recognition for Mobile


HSBC has allocated $200 App: The software creates a
million globally for 30,000-point ‘depth map’
investment in fintech and of the face, which will adapt
enterprise start-ups to a person’s appearance as
it changes.
Financial and Digital Innovations @HSBC

Expanded its WeChat


HSBC is one of the first services to allow commercial
foreign banks since 2016 to banking customers in Hong
allow retail customers to Kong to receive notifications
access services through through the platform as an
WeChat. alternative communications
channel.

Quantexa, a big data start-


up, is supporting HSBC with
the bank’s work to combat
money laundering
Block-Chain Technology
Block-Chain Technology in Banking

7 banks namely Axis, ICICI, IndusInd, RBL,


Kotak Mahindra Bank, South Indian bank and
Yes Bank have signed up for the India Trade
Connect consortium

Which hired Infosys Ltd. to develop a blockchain


platform for loans that back ‘trade-transactions’
within India in order to speed up processes and
reduce hurdles to approving new loans.
Block-Chain Technology – Yes Bank

The traditional paper-intensive trade finance process within India


can take as long as 20 days to complete. Blockchain should reduce
those delays to less than a day.

Yes Bank brings Bajaj Electricals and 32 of its vendors on board


an invoice financing blockchain.
As against the current four-day process of manually presenting,
verifying and reconciling invoices before disbursing working
capital loans,
Yes Bank will finance the vendors real time on the blockchain
solution developed by Cateina Technologies.
Block-Chain Technology – HSBC & ING Bank

HSBC and ING Bank have successfully executed a live trade


finance transaction for company named Cargill using R3’s
Corda blockchain platform.

The transaction demonstrates that blockchain as a solution


to trade digitisation, is commercially and operationally
viable.

Conventional exchanges for paper-based documentation


related to letters of credit usually take between 5-20 days.
This exchange was done in 24 hours.
Block-Chain Technology – Axis Bank

Axis Bank launched two bilateral


blockchain-based inward remittance
solutions with RAKBank in the Middle East
for retail customers,

With Standard Chartered Bank, Singapore,


for corporate trade remittances.
Block-Chain Technology in Banking

30 banks and non-banking finance companies (NBFCs)


in India and the Middle East including State Bank of
India, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and Yes Bank, share
corporate KYCs and more through BankChain - a
blockchain consortium set up by Fintech firm
Primechain Technologies.

BankChain, now known as Primechain Money


Block-Chain Technology in Banking

Insurance firms, are testing and implementing


blockchain solutions for insurance claims

AXA uses Blockchain for insurance against delayed


flights

IBM has set up a life insurance consortium with 13


private life insurers looking at sharing medical
records, among others.
Block-Chain Technology in Banking

The Central government and state


governments, like Andhra Pradesh, too, are
looking at using blockchain for land record
registries and public distribution systems.

The Reserve Bank of India's Institute for


Development and Research in Banking
Technology has also tested blockchain for
core banking processes.
Thank you

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