quarta-feira, 29 de abril de 2015



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sexta-feira, 24 de abril de 2015



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quinta-feira, 23 de abril de 2015

Retail banking: the growing importance of direct and digital channels

One of the predominant drivers and challenges in retail banking across the globe is the ongoing evolution towards direct models and channels, predominantly digital channels.
Retail banking distribution channels will continue to evolve towards these more direct models and channels across Europe, even as the evolution has been going on for quite some time now. This will lead retail banks to (continue to) adopt more marketing techniques – again predominantly digital – to increase the percentage of new clients acquired via such direct channels. In other regions, the same phenomenon occurs. And the digital transformation challenges certainly are not just about marketing.
In a report on retail banking evolutions in the US, for instance, Capgemini wrote that “the growing influence and popularity of direct channels, supported by changing channel usage patterns, has resulted in a need for a role transformation of traditional channels such as the branches”.
Some of the main drivers of the emergence of direct channels are:
  • technological/digital possibilities as such
  • the need – and potential – to reduce costs and optimize efficiency and processes
  • changing consumer demand and behavior (more empowered, digital and demanding)
  • related with the above: the need to put the channel-agnostic consumer first and provide the right interaction possibilities and information when and where people want in a consistent way
  • the advent of disruptive players, offering different experiences, products and channel strategies
  • the increasing success of direct banking pureplayers
  • dissapearing silos of data and telephony

Geographical differences regarding the impact of direct/digital channels in retail banking

There are important differences in the expectations of retail banking executives regarding the actual impact of direct channels, depending on the region, just as there are differences in the preferences consumers across the globe have regarding direct and digital channels. Below are some general data.
Note: direct channels are not just digital channels. Also the phone, for instance, remains an important channel. However, as the borders (and divisional silos) regarding telephony, data/networks and even the workplace (think unified communications and collaboration in this context), dissapear, it inreasingly becomes part of an overal digital transformation exercise as well.

quarta-feira, 22 de abril de 2015

VARIAÇÕES HOMÓLOGAS
 HOMOLOGOUS CHANGE
 
Empréstimos de Outras Instituições Financeiras Monetárias a Particulares  
Loans of Other Monetary Financial Institutions to Private Individuals  
          Milhões de Euros
    Millions of Euros
Crédito   Concedido            Cobrança Duvidosa
Banking Credit            Installment Credit          Uncertain Collection
Habitação FEV.14 105.089     2.446  
Mortgage FEV.15 101.065 -3,83%   2.513 2,74%
Consumo FEV.14 11.916     1.414  
Consumption FEV.15 11.944 0,23%   1.294 -8,49%
Outros Fins FEV.14 10.183     1.332  
Another Finality FEV.15 9.869 -3,08%   1.576 18,32%
Total FEV.14 127.188     5.191  
Total FEV.15 122.879 -3,39%   5.383 3,70%
   
Fonte: Boletim Estatístico do Banco de Portugal    
Source: Portugal Central Bank
VARIAÇÕES HOMÓLOGAS
 HOMOLOGOUS CHANGE
Empréstimos de Outras Instituições Financeiras Monetárias a Empresas Não Financeiras
Loans of Other Monetary Financial Institutions to Non-Financial Corporations
          Milhões de Euros
    Millions of Euros
  Crédito Concedido     Cobrança Duvidosa
                              Installment Credit            Uncertain Collection
  FEV.14 98.669   12.252  
  FEV.15 85.757 -13,09%   12.962 5,79%
Fonte: Boletim Estatístico do Banco de Portugal
Source: Portugal Central Bank

sexta-feira, 17 de abril de 2015



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sexta-feira, 10 de abril de 2015





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