Could online shopping, ride-sharing, peer-to-peer and other technology platforms be answers to our financial services needs in the future?
Financial services sector is facing disruption like never before. Willis Towers Watson conducted a research that showed that up to 54% of jobs may be disrupted in the financial services over the next 20 years. There are three mega trends responsible for this change: technology, regulations and consumer choice.
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Technology | Regulatory | Consumer choice | ||||
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Digitalisation and analytics | ![]() |
Know your customer | ![]() |
Personalised product and services | |
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Blockchain disruption | ![]() |
Anti-money laundering | ![]() |
Changing demographics and spending patterns | |
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Cloud based platforms | ![]() |
Personal data | ![]() |
Alternative technology platforms | |
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Artificial intelligence | ![]() |
Cryptocurrency regulations | ![]() |
Service excellence and seamless experience | |
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Automation and robotics | ![]() |
Disintermediation and DAOs (decentralised autonomous organisations) | ![]() |
Shared economy | |
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Internet of things (IoT) | |||||
Risks: | Economic uncertainty | Cyber security | Stricter overall compliance and regulatory requirements |
How can financial services companies prepare for change?