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Telco, Fintech, and Insurtech Portfolio Evolution and Positioning Strategies

Publisher GlobalData
Published Nov 01, 2024
Length 45 Pages
SKU # GBDT19389005

Description

Telco, Fintech, and Insurtech Portfolio Evolution and Positioning Strategies


Summary

Telco, Fintech, & Insurtech Portfolio Evolution and Positioning Strategies,” a Global Outlook Report by GlobalData, analyzes how the convergence of telecommunications, fintech and insurtech due to shared technological trends creates an opportunity for telecommunication groups to expand their portfolio of digital services and experiences. The report includes the following sections:
  • Executive Summary / Key Takeaways
  • An Overview of the Fintech and Insurtech Sectors
  • Opportunities for Telcos in the Fintech - Insurtech Space
  • Case Studies
Operators are expanding their digital portfolios to encompass a broader array of services, which now include financial services and insurance offerings. This expansion is evidenced by investments in their proprietary services and platforms, as well as through strategic collaborations with fintech and insurtech companies.

Scope
  • The convergence with technology, media, and consumer electronics has broadened the competitive landscape, prompting telcos to explore partnership and investments to monetize digital opportunities.
  • Telecoms, fintech, and insurtech are converging due to shared technological trends and face similar structural challenges in areas like data privacy, cybersecurity, and economic competition regulation.
Reasons to Buy
  • “Telco Fintech & Insurtech Portfolio Evolution and Positioning Strategies” provides an overview of regulatory and markets trends in the Fintech and Insurtech sectors.
  • The report analyzes approaches from telecommunication groups to fintech and insurtech offerings via the development of their own services and platforms, or strategic partnerships.
  • The report provides use cases of services and partnerships implemented by telecommunication groups to enhance their offerings.

Table of Contents

45 Pages
  • Summary
    • Fintech Overview
    • Insurtech Overview
    • Telecom, Fintech, and Insurtech Share Technological and Structural Trends
    • Connectivity is Essential for Fintech and Insurtech
    • Telco Approaches to Financial Services and Insurance
    • Mobile Wallets Are More Popular Outside Western Countries
    • Mobile Wallets: A Strategic Area for Tech
    • Mobile Services are an Alternative Way to Fund Mobile Wallets
    • Consumers Value Convenience, Speed, and Security in Their Mobile Wallets
    • M-Commerce is Expected to Boost Mobile Payments and Wallets
    • Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) Offers Alternatives to Traditional Credit Instruments
    • International Payments, Remittances, and Financial Inclusion can Offer Opportunities
    • "Super-apps" Can Serve as Platforms to Integrate Services from the Telco
    • Telco Portfolio Expansion with Financial and Insurance Services
    • Airtel Payments Bank - India
    • A1 Wallet - Bulgaria
    • Claro Pay - Brazil
    • Sky Protect - UK
  • Key Findings
    • Glossary
    • Companies Mentioned
    • Related Research

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