Role of Information and technology in banking and finance .pptx
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Apr 15, 2024
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Role if it in banking
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ROLE OF IT IN BANKING SECTOR
Challenges Security risks Customer awareness Fear factor Training Cyber threats and regulatory compliance Employee retention Reduced revenue and profitability
Why Technology? Offer enhanced customer service Decrease transaction costs and overheads Increase productivity and profitability Attract the growing youth population And…there are several more benefits to technology implementation…….
The Benefits Multi channel, real time transaction processing Better cross selling ability Improved management Increased safety and security of funds Enhanced efficiency due to system integrations across multiple locations Efficient NPA management Minimal transaction costs Improved financial analyses capabalities Better ability to collect business intelligence
Bank-----Technology Synergy
1960s Mainframes 1970s Mini Computers 1980s Personal Computers ALPMs -single user, no connectivity 1990s ATMs, Thin clients era 2000 & beyond Electronic Banking Payment System Innovations IT evolution in Banking Sector
Batch Processing Private Online Systems Shared Online Systems Integrated Computer Networks IT evolution in Banking Sector
IT evolution in Banking Sector
Before Technology The pluses --Greater interaction --Greater customer loyalty --Competition not a threat --Lesser security hassles --No staff hassles The Minuses --Long queues --Large space requirement (office/storage) --Restricted banking services hours After Technology The Pluses --Greater productivity & profitability, efficiency --Faster services & customer satisfaction --Convenience & flexibility --Customer of Bank not branch --24 * 7 operations --Space & cost savings The Minuses --Security a real threat --Staff hostility & morale --High expenditure & maintenance --Competition --Need to keep pace with global standards --Lack of customer loyalty Bank