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No More Excuses
- Dan Lyons -
Author: Lab Rats: How Silicon Valley Made Work Miserable for the Rest of Us
- Ayn Rand -
TRUST
E-TRADE
ONLINE BANKING
CHALLENGER BANKS
1982 2013
SMILE TO PAY
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PANTELEGRAPH 1971 2009 2017
TELEGRAPH
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1966
’07 / ’08
1967 2011
1918 1960
QUOTRON
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2015
1998
– Arvind Sankaran -
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A NEW RETAIL
PARADIGM
– Ramy Nassar
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NEW
ECOSYSTEM
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CASE STUDY: MONZO
Monzo made the decision to build its technology platform in-house from scratch, using open-source
technologies rather than buying off-the-shelf products from vendors. It also uses plug-and-play
technology such as cloud-based IaaS for hosting servers and SaaS for data warehousing.
Monzo believes that this approach will enable it to scale rapidly and efficiently, and allow it to process
data and transactions in real time rather than in batches.
London-based mobile bank Revolut’s two million customers can set up an app-based current
account, spend in over 150 currencies with no fees and send free domestic and international
money transfers using the interbank exchange rate.
Although only a recent development, neobanks like Revolut, which has blossomed with over
10 million users, enjoy lower infrastructure costs thanks to services like AWS and Azure. And
the most significant barrier, a banking license, has become obtainable from regulators or via
a partnership with incumbent banks. Revolut and it’s $800M+ in venture capital is not the
only Neobank shaking things up.
https://blog.bottomup.io/case-study/revolut-case-study/
The Bloomberg Terminal's success in the 1980s birthed an empire. Today, that empire is
under siege from competitors, government regulations, and the changing nature of
finance itself. More than 320,000 people around the world — mainly traders, analysts,
and brokers — pay about $24,000 a year each to use the Bloomberg Terminal to access
real-time market data, communicate with other users, get the latest news, pull company
data, and more.
Today, the Bloomberg empire spans everything from financial data to television. It has a
venture capital arm, a research arm, and a whole suite of products for trading in the
capital markets.
https://www.cbinsights.com/research/report/bloomberg-terminal-disruption/
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New Themes
Financial Inclusion
“Financial inclusion matters not only because it promotes
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growth, but because it helps ensure prosperity is widely shared.
Access to financial services plays a critical role in lifting people
out of poverty, in empowering women, and in helping
governments deliver services to their people.”
• ACCOUNT OWNERSHIP: Globally, 69 percent of adults have an account, up from 62 percent in 2014 and 51
percent in 2011. Account ownership varies among economies and by individual characteristics like gender and income.
• UNBANKED: About 1.7 billion adults remain unbanked—without an account at a financial institution or through a
mobile money provider. In 2014 that number was 2 billion.
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G20 PRINCIPLES FOR DIGITAL FINANCIAL INCLUSION
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TECH-FOR-INCLUSION
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New Themes
Gamification & Democratization
“The Game gives you a Purpose.
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The Real Game is, to Find a Purpose.”
― Vineet Raj Kapoor
The aspirational class distinguishes itself from both the “leisure class” that emerged in the late 19th century
and the “yuppies” of the 1990s.
They differentiate by taking informed decisions. It’s the cost of information, not objects, that forms this
barrier. In other words, it’s not about being able to afford almond milk, it’s about knowing its nutritional
value, or where to find it, or why it’s better for the environment… Not knowing these things is tantamount
to exclusion.
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GAMIFICATION & DEMOCRATIZATION
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Additional
Resources
“Happiness is only real when shared.
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― Christopher McCandless
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THE ASPIRATIONAL CLASS
• https://www.openbanking.org.uk/
• https://www.innovatefinance.com/
• https://fintechcircle.com/
• https://cfte.education/
• https://rise.barclays/
• https://www.level39.co/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM7NB1_NtC4&feature=youtu.be
• https://www.henriarslanian.com/
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