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12 th February 2018 The Digital Disruption has already happened Worlds largest taxi company owns no taxis: Uber Largest accommodation provider owns no real estate: Airbnb Largest phone companies own no telco infra: Skype &


  1. 12 th February 2018

  2. The Digital Disruption has already happened • World’s largest taxi company owns no taxis: Uber • Largest accommodation provider owns no real estate: Airbnb • Largest phone companies own no telco infra: Skype & WeChat • World’s most valuable retailer has no inventory: Alibaba • Most popular media owner creates none of its own content: Facebook • World’s largest movie house owns no cinemas: Netflix • Largest software vendors don’t write the apps: Apple & Google

  3. Framework of Exponentials: Diamandis ’ 6 Ds • Digitised • Deceptive • Disruptive • Dematerialise • Demonetise • Democratise

  4. Apple 30 Things video

  5. Democratisation When a technology spreads across the world Predicted there will be a billion handsets in Africa this year

  6. Force: Rising Billion

  7. “Right now, a Masai warrior using Google on a smart phone in the middle of Kenya has access to more information than the U.S. president did just 15 years ago“

  8. Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, 3D Printing, Synthetic Biology, Media Tech, Nanotech, Solar, Networks & Sensors

  9. Internet of Things

  10. Technology is a Resource Liberating Force Converting Scarcity ⟶ Abundance

  11. Yet-to-be-Disruptive Meat Growing Tech

  12. Amazon Prime Air

  13. Artificial Intelligence Augments Human Intelligence

  14. Complex Communication

  15. The price of solar has dropped 99.5% since 1977

  16. Price of Energy Storage

  17. By 2030 Electric Vehicles will be cheaper than the cheapest car sold in the US in 2015

  18. Current Automative Model Under- Time Polluting Dangerous Consuming utilised 45% of global 400bn hours of <4% utilisation 1.3mm traffic oil demand. 70 time spent on a 24 hour related deaths gal/person on operating a day globally earth annually vehicle

  19. Self-driving cars

  20. Smartphones for diagnosis

  21. What is a genome?

  22. DNA Sequencing Explosion

  23. Treating the healthy, not the sick Personalised medicine

  24. Is Finance OK?

  25. Framework of Exponentials: Diamandis ’ 6 Ds • Digitised • Deceptive • Disruptive • Dematerialise • Demonetise • Democratise

  26. Smartphones for under R600

  27. Half a billion Smartphones will be sold in Africa by end 2020

  28. In developing countries more households own a mobile phone than have access to electricity or sanitation

  29. A bank in 2020 will store, monetise & license a customers’ data You can deposit data like money. Lend, spend, invest and earn interest from your data

  30. Prediction: By 2025 virtual currencies will compete with national currencies

  31. Complex Communication

  32. Robo-advisors

  33. User base: 50, 000+ registered data scientists

  34. WHATFINTECHCOVER S PA YMENTS/ INSURANCE BILLING PERSONAL CAPITAL FINANCE MARKETS WEAL TH MANAG EMENT REGTECH MONEY BLOCKCHAIN TRANSFER/ / CRYPTO REMITTANCES MORTGAGE/ REA LEST A TE LENDING

  35. # 1 F I N T E C H R E B U N D L I N G Unbundling leads to rebundling

  36. Before: Unbundling the bank Over the last ten years, fintech startups have targeted single underserved financial products with better UI, digital marketing, and branding

  37. Now: Fintechs build, buy , and partner to grow 1 2 3 MONO -P R O D U CT LE VE R AG ING TE C H OP EN N EW I T O M U L T I – P RODUCT F O R P RODUCT N V EST I N G C I N N OV AT I ON HAN N ELS Startups focused on Startups are creating next- Startups move beyond a one- personalization create new gen investment platforms product model and are launching methodologies to deliver for newasset classes new services to expand services more efficiently and ahead of bankofferings customer’s digitalfootprint holistically

  38. MO V I N G B E O N D A N A G G R E G A TO R EX PAN DI N G INTO T A X T otal Select ~1 million Funding Investors $368.5M Ribbit Capital, Users filed tax returned with the IRS Q E D Credit Karma provides through Credit Investors, free credit scores and Karma’s free tax softwarein 2017 CapitalG monitoring for 75M+ members. In 2016, the company did over $500M in revenue by aggregating financial In January 2018, Credit Karma products and offering partnered with MetaBank to offer online refund them to its members advances up to Competitors. $1,000. Users of the no-interest loan receive the advance via an American Express prepaidcard. $82.5M $105M

  39. From P O S to lending, is crowdfundingnext? Square patent grant highlights how data and technology can lead to product innovation Therecently granted patent details how a merchant might make the request through the Square point-of-sale terminal, include specific terms (e.g. return on investment), and be evaluated based on its processed transactions history.

  40. FI N T ECH S EXPAN D I N T O N EW ASSET CLASSES AH EAD OF BAN KS T otal Select Investors Balderton Capital, Funding Index Ventures, $85.98M RibbitCapital Revolut is a personal finance app for customers to buy , hold, and exchange currencies at a reducedfee. In addition to applying for a banking license, Revolut added fintech partnerships & added cryptocurrencies to the platform in2017. Competitors $52.6M $138.2M $14.6M 6 4

  41. # 2 C H A L L E NG E R B A NK S Fintechs will expandtheir global footprint

  42. More to come in 2018? In 2018, European banks from the UKand Germany may look to challenge U S fintech for market share and tech talent PUT T I N G D O W N G L O B A L LAUN CH I N G IN T H E U S R O O T S TransferWise is launching its new borderless account and debit card that can hold 28 currencies in oneaccount January 18, 2018 |

  43. # 3 BANKS INC R E ASE FINTECH PRODUCT CR E A TIO N Banks forgo partnering in favor of fighting fintech with fintech

  44. Early incumbents backed wealth tech startups Q1’12 – Q4’17 (11/14/17) Lines represent equity investment rounds

  45. Now, incumbents prefer to launch their own robo-advisor instead of white labeling WHITE- 2017 LAUNCHED LABEL 2017 UNDER DEVELOPMENT

  46. Problem: The cost of medical aid puts it out of reach of most South Africans Solution:

  47. Problem: Most asset managers underperform the market, yet still ask big fees

  48. Problem: SA bank fees are high and South Africans don’t save enough

  49. Thank you

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