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Account Aggregation: the right way forward?

Published by: Datamonitor

Published: Dec. 28, 2001 - 134 Pages


Table of Contents


EXECUTIVE SUMMARY



INTRODUCTION



What is this report about?



Who is the target reader?



How to use this report



What is IMPACT 2001?



MARKET CONTEXT



Introduction



What is account aggregation?



Scraping away



The US leads the way



Europe slowly catching on



Aggregation going global



Australia



South Korea



Japan



Canada



The business rationale for aggregation



Account aggregation won't come cheap



Becoming the first port-al of call



The models behind account aggregation



So what's in it for consumers?



The future potential of account aggregation



Determinants of the demand for account aggregation



Product/service suitability



Market structure



What to make of Sweden?



Areas of contention in account aggregation



The limitations of screen-scraping technologies



Negotiating the regulatory maze



European regulatory framework



Australia: ASIC Act and Trade Practices Act



First Union account aggregation guidelines



BITS guidelines



APACs Best Practice Aggregation Guidelines: Aggregation through consent



The alternative to scraping



Open Financial Exchange (OFX)



Potential pitfalls of providing account aggregation



Is sooner better than later?



To aggregate or bundle: is that the question?



Consumers are indifferent as to whether buying multiple services from a single



supplier brings cost savings



Two-thirds of consumers like the idea of a single point of contact



A majority of consumers don't want to put all of their eggs in one basket



Consumers demand to be in control



Aggregate and bundle: is that the answer?



Conclusion



Data tables



CUSTOMER FOCUS



Introduction



Conceptualizing the potential consumer demand for account aggregation



Accessing the Internet



Conducting financial affairs online



Conducting non-financial affairs online



Potential to aggregate: supermarket loyalty club/card schemes



Cross-sell potential



Bringing customers in



Conclusion



Data tables



COMPETITVE DYNAMICS



Introduction



Citibank - "My Accounts"



Service offering



The model



Competitive advantage



ROI



Accounts available



Customer uptake



Moneysupermarket - "Account Plus"



Service offering



The model



Competitive advantage



ROI



Accounts available



Customer uptake



Accountunity



Service offering



Competitive advantage



ROI



Accounts available



Customer uptake



Conclusion



Account aggregation technology providers



Staking a claim in Europe



Adhesion Technologies



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



uMonitor



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



Cashedge



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



Parkers' Edge



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



Yodlee



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



Stackbox



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



Corillian



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



Teknowledge



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



724 Solutions



Strategy



Products/services



Latest developments



Conclusion



THE FUTURE DECODED



Introduction



The US and Europe: different stories from the same book?



The story of eBanking: part two



Getting mobile?



Know which side your bread is buttered on



Travel down the best-of-breed road or stop at the junction



Market forecasts



APPENDIX



Research methodology



Primary and secondary sources



Definitions



Future readings



SPP writing team



How to contact experts in your industry



(c) Datamonitor 2002. All Rights Reserved.









Abstract

Account aggregation will be a key development in Financial Services in 2002. However, despite many launches of the service in the US, questions persist surrounding consumer demand and the likelihood of ROI. This report looks at the development of account aggregation so far in Europe, the US and elsewhere and explains the business rationale for its introduction. It goes on to analyze how consumer behavior and attitudes may affect the demand for account aggregation using IMPACT 2001, Datamonitor’s net generation consumer survey, and includes profiles of technology vendors and of providers offering account aggregation. It concludes with quantitative and qualitative forecasts for the future direction of the service.

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