12 th February 2018 The Digital Disruption has already happened - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
12 th February 2018 The Digital Disruption has already happened - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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 &
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
Framework of Exponentials: Diamandis’ 6 Ds
- Digitised
- Deceptive
- Disruptive
- Dematerialise
- Demonetise
- Democratise
Apple 30 Things video
Democratisation When a technology spreads across the world Predicted there will be a billion handsets in Africa this year
Force: Rising Billion
“Right now, a Masai warrior using Google on a smart phone in the middle
- f Kenya has access to more information than the U.S. president did just
15 years ago“
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, 3D Printing, Synthetic Biology, Media Tech, Nanotech, Solar, Networks & Sensors
Internet of Things
Technology is a Resource Liberating Force Converting Scarcity ⟶ Abundance
Yet-to-be-Disruptive Meat Growing Tech
Amazon Prime Air
Artificial Intelligence Augments Human Intelligence
Complex Communication
The price of solar has dropped 99.5% since 1977
Price of Energy Storage
By 2030 Electric Vehicles will be cheaper than the cheapest car sold in the US in 2015
Current Automative Model
Under- utilised Polluting
Time Consuming Dangerous
45% of global
- il demand. 70
gal/person on earth annually 400bn hours of time spent
- perating a
vehicle 1.3mm traffic related deaths globally <4% utilisation
- n a 24 hour
day
Self-driving cars
Smartphones for diagnosis
What is a genome?
DNA Sequencing Explosion
Treating the healthy, not the sick Personalised medicine
Is Finance OK?
Framework of Exponentials: Diamandis’ 6 Ds
- Digitised
- Deceptive
- Disruptive
- Dematerialise
- Demonetise
- Democratise
Smartphones for under R600
Half a billion Smartphones will be sold in Africa by end 2020
In developing countries more households own a mobile phone than have access to electricity or sanitation
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
Prediction: By 2025 virtual currencies will compete with national currencies
Complex Communication
Robo-advisors
User base: 50, 000+ registered data scientists
LENDING BLOCKCHAIN / CRYPTO REGTECH PERSONAL FINANCE PA YMENTS/ BILLING MONEY TRANSFER/ REMITTANCES WEAL TH MANAG EMENT CAPITAL MARKETS MORTGAGE/ REA LEST A TE INSURANCE
WHATFINTECHCOVER S
Unbundling leads to rebundling
# 1 F I N T E C H R E B U N D L I N G
Before: Unbundling the bank
Over the last ten years, fintech startups have targeted single underserved financial products with better UI, digital marketing, and branding
Now: Fintechs build, buy , and partner to grow
MONO -P R O D U CT T O M U L T I –P RODUCT Startups move beyond a one- product model and are launching new services to expand customer’s digitalfootprint LE VE R AG ING TE C H F O R P RODUCT I N N OV AT I ON Startups focused on personalization create new methodologies to deliver services more efficiently and holistically OP EN N EW I N V EST I N G C HAN N ELS Startups are creating next- gen investment platforms for newasset classes ahead of bankofferings
1 2 3
Credit Karma provides free credit scores and monitoring for 75M+
- members. In 2016, the
company did over $500M in revenue by aggregating financial products and offering them to its members Competitors.
MO V I N G B E O N D A N A G G R E G A TO R T
- tal
Funding $368.5M Select Investors Ribbit Capital, Q E D Investors, CapitalG $105M $82.5M
~1 million
Users filed tax returned with the IRS through Credit Karma’s free tax softwarein 2017
EX PAN DI N G INTO T A X
In January 2018, Credit Karma partnered with MetaBank to offer online refund advances up to $1,000. Users of the no-interest loan receive the advance via an American Express prepaidcard.
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
- n
investment), and be evaluated based on its processed transactions history.
FI N T ECH S EXPAN D I N T O N EW ASSET CLASSES AH EAD OF BAN KS T
- tal
Funding $85.98M Select Investors Balderton Capital, Index Ventures, 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
$138.2M $14.6M $52.6M
6 4
Fintechs will expandtheir global footprint
# 2 C H A L L E NG E R B A NK S
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 R O O T S LAUN CH I N G IN T H E U S
TransferWise is launching its new borderless account and debit card that can hold 28 currencies
in oneaccount January 18, 2018 |
Banks forgo partnering in favor of fighting fintech with fintech
# 3 BANKS INC R E ASE FINTECH PRODUCT CR E A TIO N
Early incumbents backed wealth tech startups
Q1’12 – Q4’17(11/14/17)
Lines represent equity investment rounds
Now, incumbents prefer to launch their own robo-advisor instead of white labeling
2017 UNDER DEVELOPMENT 2017 LAUNCHED WHITE- LABEL
Problem: The cost of medical aid puts it out of reach of most South Africans
Solution:
Problem: Most asset managers underperform the market, yet still ask big fees
Problem: SA bank fees are high and South Africans don’t save enough
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