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2008 Trends To Watch: Retail Banking Technology

Published by: Datamonitor

Published: Feb. 20, 2008 - 15 Pages


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DATAMONITOR VIEW
CATALYST
SUMMARY
2008 TRENDS TO WATCH: RETAIL BANKING TECHNOLOGY
Top business issues facing the retail banking market
Regulatory attention to fee levels, tightening lending criteria and a weakening economic outlook will drive lower operating income growth in 2008
The sub-prime crisis has driven credit tightening throughout the banking sector, not just the US.
The main sources of retail banking revenue growth in 2006-7 are not present in 2008
Further top-line pressure will come from regulatory attention to penalty fees, particularly in the UK market
Need to maintain internal funding will see focus on deposit growth and 'real' customer retention strategies
Competition in prime lending will drive improved pricing optimization, product bundling and innovation
Impact of 2008 industry outlook on IT will be a focus on efficiency or cost reduction over revenue growth
IT investment for Central Europe and Latin America banking markets is also dominated by cost reduction
Branch will remain top priority, with focus on servicing functionality and process consistency across channels
Branch investment will shift from infrastructure & sales effectives to servicing & origination
Online banking will see renewed focus, with security, enhancing the user experience and Web 2.0 core drivers
Banks are investing in second generation online platforms
The potential of Web 2.0, from both a threat and opportunity perspective, is driving R&D in this area
Compliance will continue to capture development spend, driven by security, operational risk management and the second wave of anti-money laundering investment
IT security remains a painpoint and driver for investment across all banking markets
West European banks will be focused on operational risk management (ORM) for 2008
There will be a second wave of investment in AML in 2008 around detection and process automation
DATAMONITOR'S TAKE
The banking environment will drive IT investment conservatism in 2008
Infrastructure will be an IT spend growth area in 2008 driven by data center modernization
Vendor marketing & sales messages need to switch back to hard benefits & execution credibility
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List of Figures
Figure 1: US banking loan provisions and net charge-off quarterly data 2004 -2007
Figure 2: Weaker industry outlook will drive focus on cost reduction in WE and efficiency in NA
Figure 3: Cost reduction is top objective in Central European and Latin American regions
Figure 4: Branch remains investment growth area for 2008 despite shift in IT strategy onto cost reduction
Figure 5: IT security for all regions, AML in NA and ORM in W Europe as compliance focus areas
Figure 6: Security and infrastructure will be investment growth areas for 2008


Abstract

Introduction

Technology markets are changing fast. This brief is essential reading for you to identify and track the key forces shaping the prospects for your business. In this piece, Datamonitor's Director of Analysis specializing in retail banking technology will outline the trends in your market, explain how this has shaped our research agenda for 2008.

Scope

Coverage across the North American, Latin American, Central and West European markets. Industry, business strategies and IT priorities in retail banking for 2008.

Highlights

The need for capital will see a race for deposits and customer retention, with the focus back on prime lending driving the need for stronger pricing personalization, push for product bundling and focus on product innovation. Online banking will see renewed focus, with security, enhancing the user experience, and Web 2.0 core drivers Branch will remain top priority, with focus on servicing functionality and process consistency across channels.

Reasons to Purchase

This brief is essential reading for you to identify and track the key forces shaping the prospects for your business. Datamonitor's Director of Analysis in retail banking will outline the trends in your market, explain how this has shaped our research agenda for 2008.


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