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BI Trends in the Financial Services Sector May 2012 Mark Sands Regional Director, Australia & New Zealand Email: [email protected]

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BI Trends in the Financial Services Sector

May 2012

Mark Sands Regional Director, Australia & New Zealand

Email: [email protected]

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Big Data

Mobile Adv. Analytics

Consumerization

Data Discovery

BI Use Cases in FS

TOPICS

User Needs

Traditional BI

Role of IT

Social

Cloud

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CAGR 10%+, 10bb+, Top5 for CIOs

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The Consumerization of BI (and IT)

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Mobile Self Service

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Common BI Challenges

IT says…

Business can’t

define requirements

We don’t want to

lose control of

our data

We need centralized

administration,

security and auditing

We must adhere

to corp. standards

Business says…

BI needs to be

easy to use

Existing BI

performs too slow

and I only use it

for export to .XLS

I need more

flexibility and

self service

BI projects take

too long to deploy

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Discovery (dis-ˈkə-v(ə-)rē):

Find (something or someone) unexpectedly

or in the course of a search.

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Gartner: “BI bifurcation”

SOURCE: Gartner Emerging Technology Analysis paper on

Visualization-Based Data Discovery Tools, June 2011

Traditional

BI (aka: “Stack Vendors”,

“Mega-vendors”,

“Report-centric BI” etc)

“What began as a market buying trend in 2010 has become a bifurcation of

the market into two distinct segments.” - Gartner

Business

Discovery (aka: “Data Discovery”,

“Visual Analytics”,

“Agile BI”, etc)

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The Evolving BI Landscape and IT’s Changing Role

STACK

VENDOR BI

• Managed

reporting

END USER

• Pre-calculated

dashboards

OPERATIONAL DATA SOURCES

IT DEPARTMENT

IT ROLE

• Data preparation

and governance

+ • Responsible for

building all the

analyses

REPORT-CENTRIC ARCHITECTURE

(IT-driven, tightly controlled)

STACK

VENDOR BI

• Managed

reporting IT ROLE

• Data preparation

and governance

+ • Enable business

users to create

their own

analyses

IT ROLE

• Data preparation

and governance

+ • Responsible for

building all the

analyses

END USER

• Pre-calculated

reports and

dashboards

BUSINESS USER

• Self-service

analysis

• Create analysis

relevant to specific

business problems

• Change analysis

on the fly

DISCOVERY BI

• Dynamic

dashboards

• Search live data

• Any device

OPERATIONAL DATA SOURCES

IT DEPARTMENT

BUSINESS DISCOVERY ARCHITECTURE

(Business user-driven, self-service)

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End User

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User Driven

• User decides where to start

• All data, always visible

• Minutes to change

• Insight driven

Traditional BI Business / Data Discovery

Region

State

Product

Sales

Person

IT Driven

• Linear, pre-defined thinking

• Insights missed in hidden data

• Months to change

• Data-centric

Region

Product

State Sales

Person

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Rapid User Adoption

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Social BI, Unstructured Data

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Advanced Analytics

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Big Data

Cloud

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Financial Services Trends and Use Cases

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The Balancing act in Financial Services…

Increase

Revenue

(ex: Customer

Intelligence)

Decrease

Costs

(ex: Expense

Management)

Manage

Risk / Compliance

(ex: Regulators, Credit Risk, etc)

Business

Agility

(ex: M&A, New Products, etc)

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Hot Discovery Apps in Financial Services

Compliance and Fraud Investigation

Risk & Exposure Analysis Risk & Compliance

(remain in

business)

Investment Analysis

Transaction Analysis Business Agility

(stay ahead)

Customer Analysis & Targeting

Sales Performance

Customer

Intelligence

(grow revenue)

Operational and Financial Control

Expense Management

Cost Reduction

(efficiency)

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Business Discovery is Broadly Applicable to FS sample customer projects

Dashboard

Analysis

Risk Management & Compliance

• Risk & Exposure Analysis

- Credit, Market, Portfolio, Operational

- Cross-Product and Counterparty Risk

• Compliance – Traded Products, Basel II/III,

KYC, AML, USA Patriot Act, TCF

Operations, IT, & Back Office • Expense Management

• Financial & Management Reporting

• P&L Analysis by LOB

• Fund Accounting / GL

• IT Systems & SLA Management

Executive Management • Executive Dashboards and Mobile /Tablets

• Balanced Scorecards

• Predictive / What-If Analysis

• Product Performance

• Performance, Margins, Commissions

Trading • Trade Activity & Realization Analysis

• Cash Management

• Predictive Analysis

• Sales & Trading Performance

• Trade Life-Cycle Management

Sales, Distribution, & Financial Advisors • Sales & Revenue Analysis

• Customer Targeting

• Wealth Management Analysis

• Sales Performance Analysis

• Online Channel Applications

Asset Management • Portfolio Management & Analysis

• Investment Performance & Profitability

• Investment Research

• Scenario / What-if Analysis

• AUM Analysis / NAV Interpolation

Lending, Payments & Transactions

• Transaction Activity Analysis

- Deposits & Withdrawals

- Payments & Collections

• Mortgage and Loan Production

• AML / Fraud Investigation

Marketing & Product Management

• Customer Cross-sell and Up-sell

• Customer Profitability & Segmentation

• Product Performance Analysis

• Marketing Campaign Analysis

• Web Analytics

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Case Study: Leading Nordic Bank

Increased volume of customer interactions with expected revenue impact of 40M SEK

Improved quality of customer interactions with expected revenue impact of 100M SEK

Challenges • Improve ability for the bank’s 500+ branches to target customers in a

customized manner

• Empower 6500+ sales advisors to increase customer interactions

and better cross-sell / up-sell products and services

• Replace legacy SQL based tools and find an alternative to the bank’s

reporting tool – which could not solve the problem

Solution

Deployed QlikView to 6000+ users at 500+ branches for:

• Customer targeting at the individual branch level

• Ad-hoc customer base analysis for cross-sell / up-sell

Results • Increased volume of client interactions: a 1% increase means over

40M SEK in revenue

• Improved quality of meetings: a 1% improvement in sales means

over 100M SEK in revenue

• Created new, flexible analytics alternative to Microstrategy

A full-service regional bank serving 9.5 million consumer and 650k commercial clients in

the Nordics, with 500+ branches, SEK 1.9 billion in assets, and 17K employees.

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Case Study: Top10 Global Bank

Challenges • Deploy dashboard to CEO and direct reports

• Improve information available for salespeople and traders to better

capture market opportunities for clients

• Gain a better understanding of current and historical sales profitability

Solution

Deployed QlikView to global users in areas such as:

• Sales and Trading Performance

• Market Trending & Analysis

• Historical Pricing

• Client Portfolio Analysis

• Client Service

Results • Improved client performance and increased revenue through better

market insight

• # of existing reports reduced> 90%

• Created a QlikView COE which is staffed by 2.5 people and supports

60+ project areas with 2-3 weeks turn on per project

Leading global financial firm with deep client relationships and product capabilities, with

presence in over 50 countries and assets of over $1 trillion.

Deployed to C-Level execs in weeks

Built a COE (in IT) with 60+ projects

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Top 5 Global Insurance Broker

Generated new revenue by offering analytics to paying customers

Competitive differentiation and customer service

Challenges • Help increase sales and incent carriers to sell more products

• Provide world class service, value, and transparency to insurance

carriers to improve relationships.

Solution

Deployed QlikView to 100+ insurance carriers (2000+ users) via an

online portal for:

• Individual Sales Performance & Benchmarking vs. Peers

• Credit Ratings & Analysis

• Bound Premiums & Upcoming Renewals

• Policy Lapses Including Underlying Reasons

• Customer Satisfaction Survey Results

Results • Increased sales and commissions by enabling carriers to sell more

policies

• Competitive edge as preferred broker through stronger

relationships with carriers

$22B in written premiums, a worldwide presence in the Americas, EMEA, and APAC

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About QlikTech

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• U.S.-based company,

founded 1993 in Sweden

• 24,000 customers in

100 countries

• 1,200 global partners

• 1,000+ employees across

28 offices in 23 countries

• Grew 42% YoY

• NASDAQ: QLIK

• Strong local presence

• Dedicated FS team

24000+ customers

including 2500+ in Financial Services

QlikTech (product is )

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Technology, data and BI is

evolving

Summary

Business Discovery is all

about user-driven BI

QlikView is the proven Business

Discovery market leader

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Mark Sands Email: [email protected]

THANK YOU!