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Committed to India
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Committed to India: Reaching India's Financial Inclusion
Focusing on financial inclusion is critical for India as it will have a multiplier effect on the economy, ultimately helping India achieve its goal of becoming a USD 5 trillion economy.
Explore how your enterprise can leverage the opportunity with Vivek Belgavi, Partner & Leader - Fintech, PwC India and Sanjeev Krishan, Chairperson, PwC in India.
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Top 3 Emerging trends within each sector
Digital lending involves the leverage digital platforms to offer lending products and services to individuals, families, groups, MSMEs, and businesses. These loans may be underwritten digitally, distributed physically or digitally as well as collected through digital or physical means. The digital lending solutions leverages analytics, automation, blockchain and AI/ML for customer profiling, targeting, onboarding, document processing, underwriting, risk assessment, and disbursement of credit, thereby prociding faster processing, improved accessibility, and affordability.
Trends
- Supply chain financing
- PoS termal based lending
- Co-lending
Digital payments leverage innovative solutions to streamline payments processes and improve convenience, security, and accessibility for financial institutions, businesses, supervisory organisations, small & medium enterprises, and individual bank account holders.
Trends
- Cross-border payments
- Central Bank Digital currency CBDC
- Cloud based infrastructure
WealthTechs leverages emerging technologies like AI/ ML, big data analytics and digital tools to improve efficiency and effectiveness of traditional wealth management and investment value chain, typically though digital solutions like robo-advisors, automated trading and discount brokerage platforms, and personal financial planning tools for retail investors, investment banks, AMCs and other investment enablers.
Trends
- Curated PFM and advisory
- Alternative Investments
- Micro-savings and investments
RegTechs leverage advanced technologies to assist financial services organisations to navigate the regulations enforced by the government, central banks and other regulatory organisations whether within a specific geography or globally. Additionally, RegTechs aid FinTechs and non-FS firms in reducing the complexity and costs associated with financial compliance and risk management processes.
Trends
- FinTech Self Regulatry Organisatoin (SRO)
- ESG compliance
- Compliance in a box solutions
InsurTech leverages technological solutions across the insurance value chain from customer acquisition/ engagement to underwriting, to claims management for delivering a seamless customer experience, developing innovative products and/or building efficiencies in process and solutions.
Trends
- IoT and analytics enablement for hyper-personalisation
- Sachet-sized insurance
- Embedded Insurance
FinTech Infra in India comprises front-end and back-end solution providers for the BFSI, FinTech and non-FS providers who are trying to embed and provide FinTech services to customers. These infra players provide solutions across hardware, software, networks, etc. in different FS domains such as digital banking, digital lending, payments, WealthTech and InsurTech and these solutions are typically enabled through white-labelled or API based services.
Trends
- Ecosystem Banking
- Loan origination and/or management systems
- Governance, risk & compliance (GRC) solutions
Thought leaderships
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FinTech featured
GFF curtain raiser: FinTech Breakfast (13th June)
GFF (last year) - Neeraj | Ecosystem - Neeraj
The GFF roadshow was a curtain raiser for the Global FinTech Fest 2024. The event brought together FinTechs, Banks and Investors to share their insights on different strategies through which FinTechs can collaboratively innovate, capitalise on emerging technologies and ideate on how they can invest in the future.
The Breakfast Series is an industry gathering of experts with an exclusive invite-only event for leaders from start-up community, VCs, bankers and industry veterans to hear insights from sectoral experts and to network over breakfast.
01/06/2023
GFF podcast with Jitendra gupta (Founder - Jupiter) on - 'grey area' of open banking landscape in India. How does India look at the open banking innovation?
News
Bombay chamber of commerce (Unveiling of position paper 'Insurance for All by 2047: The Role of Distribution Models, Products, Technology, and Ecosystem Players')
Know more
GFF Panel on - "Shaping the future of embedded finance - Strategies, Partnerships, and future trends", moderated by Vivek Belgavi. PwC report - 'Embedded finance: A strategic outlook' was also lauched at the end of the session.
PwC was a knowledge partner for 2nd Assocham India International FinTech festival, New Delhi. 10+ PwC FS sector sector partners and leaders moderated various sessions themed around FinTech ecosystem.
CII - B20 - Taskforce on financial inclusion and econonomic empowerpoint. Launch of policypapaer.
Participation in the Global Business Summit 2024 where our FinTech, Alliances and Ecosystems Leader, Vivek Belgavi, explored key innovations and strategies driving credit access for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-corporates with his fellow experts.
Conducted a knowledge-sharing session at the National Institute of Banking Management (NIBM), Pune, with bankers from across the nation on the role of bank and FinTech partnerships in increasing financial inclusion.
IAMAI India digital summit 2024, where Vivek moderated a key session on 'Embracing the global scalability potential for Indian fintech'
Know more
1 June 2024
Bombay chamber of commerce (Unveiling of position paper 'Insurance for All by 2047: The Role of Distribution Models, Products, Technology, and Ecosystem Players')
1 June 2023
GFF Panel on - "Shaping the future of embedded finance - Strategies, Partnerships, and future trends", moderated by Vivek Belgavi. PwC report - 'Embedded finance: A strategic outlook' was also lauched at the end of the session.
8 August 2024
PwC was a knowledge partner for 2nd Assocham India International FinTech festival, New Delhi. 10+ PwC FS sector sector partners and leaders moderated various sessions themed around FinTech ecosystem.
8 August 2023
CII - B20 - Taskforce on financial inclusion and econonomic empowerpoint. Launch of policypapaer.
1 January 2023
Participation in the Global Business Summit 2024 where our FinTech, Alliances and Ecosystems Leader, Vivek Belgavi, explored key innovations and strategies driving credit access for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-corporates with his fellow experts.
1 January 2024
Conducted a knowledge-sharing session at the National Institute of Banking Management (NIBM), Pune, with bankers from across the nation on the role of bank and FinTech partnerships in increasing financial inclusion.
1 February 2024
IAMAI India digital summit 2024, where Vivek moderated a key session on 'Embracing the global scalability potential for Indian fintech'
Events calendar
| Events | Date |
|---|---|
| GFF curtain raiser | 13th June 2024 |
| India International FinTech Festival (Knowledge partner - PwC) | 18 to 19 July 2024 |
| Global FinTech Festival (Knowledge partner - PwC) | 28 to 30 August 2024 |
| PwC Perfios Report launch | Coming soon |
Next in Tech: How technology can redefine financial services in 2018 and beyond
In recent years, technological advancements have ushered in new-age FinTech players, who are continuously challenging and disrupting traditional models. As we gear up for 2018 and beyond, we expect modern technologies to continue to transform business models of financial institutions and service providers, and the ways customers interact with them.
Further reading:
Report findings Annual client event
FinTech is a rapidly evolving segment of the financial services sector where tech-focused startups and other new market entrants are disrupting how the financial services industry traditionally operates. New FinTech companies and market activity are reconstituting the competitive landscape, blurring the definition of a player in the financial services sector.
India has experienced the emergence of numerous FinTech start-ups, accelerators and incubators over the last few years. India has everything going for it to establish itself as a global FinTech hub. With a large market of underserved/unserved customers, increasing mobile penetration, favourable demographics, an active start-up ecosystem and a large technology talent pool, India has a potent opportunity that is waiting to be seized in the FinTech space.
PwC's FinTech India practice is solely dedicated to this powerful merger between technology and financial services.
Hear from our leaders
Our India leaders and FinTech experts share some insights and key trends from PwC's latest report Redrawing the lines: FinTech's growing influence on financial services (India FinTech Survey 2017).
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Explore the FinTech Ecosystem
FinTech is a dynamic segment of the financial services sector that is gaining significant momentum and disrupting the traditional financial services value chain. New FinTech companies and market activity are reconstituting the competitive landscape, blurring the identity of a player in the financial services sector. The FinTech sector is an exciting area with a lot going on
Below are a few sectors in FinTech that our fintech consultants at PwC track actively and believe are the key areas to look at for the next wave of innovations.
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Integrated Digital Banking
Integrated Digital Banking
Financial Services companies face intense pressure to increase efficiencies and reduce costs while delivering next-generation digital services. Partnerships with financial technology startups and other nontraditional market entrants can give them the agility they need to support digital transformation and create a digital ecosystem that will retain existing customers and attract new ones. New startups are emerging to meet both customer and bank needs for channel integration and dynamic customer experiences that make banking easier to accomplish on the devices customers want to use. These vendors challenge the traditional often incumbent vendors of traditional online and mobile banking and core banking solutions
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Robo-Advisory
Robo-Advisory
Robo-Advisory is the use of algorithms to support the entire investing process from setting financial goals to portfolio re-balancing and monitoring whilst bringing more transparent, traceable, efficient and customer centric standards along the overall value chain. Robo Advisors seek to disrupt the traditional asset and Wealth Management model by disintermediating the service with Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) platforms. These platforms provide an easier, faster, and more user-friendly investment based solutions to both end investors and asset and wealth managers.
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Cyber and Financial Crime
Cyber and Financial Crime
Cyber and Financial Crime is an increasing concern for all financial institutions, from the largest global organisations to the smallest companies and partnerships. Preventing and detecting Financial Crime is rapidly evolving to be one of their biggest challenges, the impact of which extends well beyond monetary losses to reputation and brand, employee morale, business relations, as well as regulatory censure. Regulators and Law Enforcement Agencies are equally focused on ensuring that both their standards and also those of the financial institutions they regulate are set at the highest level. Today’s FinTech startups are taking on some of today’s greatest security challenges. As FinTech advisory leaders, the firm offers you end-to-end.
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Omni-Channel and Customer Experience
Omni-Channel and Customer Experience
Omnichannel customer engagement combines orchestration and journey management to provide multi-channel contact center best practices for great customer experience with compelling business outcomes. It is about a seamless and consistent interaction between customers and their financial institutions across multiple channels. Leading companies with multi-channel contact centers are moving to the Omnichannel Engagement solution to further their competitive advantage. With an Omnichannel Engagement Center solution, a company can deliver consistent and personalized customer experiences across all channels, touchpoints and journeys.
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Augmented and Virtual Reality
Augmented and Virtual Reality
Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR): AR involves a real-time view of the physical world around us, which is then improved or enhanced by digital information. VR, on the other hand, involves creating a simulated world, instead of reflecting the real world around us. Early adopters and technologists have started developing some noteworthy experiments with AR and VR in the financial services space. AR- and VR-aided solutions are gaining popularity in data visualisation, marketing and branding, training and development, etc.
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Digital Payments
Digital Payments
Fintech is altering the way consumer and wholesale payments are made today in terms of when, where, how and who has facilitated them. Fintech start-ups are taking payments to the next level in terms of speed, convenience, efficiency and multichannel accessibility. They are driving client behaviour and fuelling expectations for better, faster and more innovative solutions across the payments spectrum, and making existing customer relationships with banks a lot more vulnerable than ever before.
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Machine Learning and AI
Machine Learning and AI
AI is already around us and used everyday within payments, money management and for robo-advice, particularly in the area of intelligent digital assistants that handle regular customer service enquiries and tasks. Smart machines and technology can turn data into customer insights and enhance service provisions, bringing the digital experience closer to the human interaction for consumers. Machine learning technology has advanced rapidly over the last ten years, and there are now more flexible and cost-effective solutions that Financial Services companies can implement, even with their often legacy-burdened IT systems.
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Robotic Process Automation
Robotic Process Automation
The impact of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) on a company’s operations and competitive positioning is significant on a number of fronts: economic value, workforce advantages, quality and control improvements, and flexible execution. RPA allows separate business units within a company to customise solutions to rapidly digitize processes, delivering significant and sustainable value in short timeframes while reducing overall risks. RPA is dramatically streamlining a wide variety of back office processes in Financial Services companies. It is also helping them in compliance by handling all of the documentation and without errors and thus making audits much less cumbersome. Overall, RPA presents a great opportunity for Financial Services companies to reduce task handling times and automate end-to-end processes allowing them to speed up core business activities.
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Blockchain
Blockchain
The blockchain is a new technology that combines a number of mathematical, cryptographic and economic principles to maintain a database involving multiple participants without the need for any third-party validator or reconciliation. Blockchain is a single, shared, immutable writeonly ledger of transactions that is updated when multiple, decentralised actors achieve a consensus on the validity of a participant’s new entries. The blockchain has the potential to disrupt the banking industry to its core through its adoption for storing, lending, moving, trading, accounting, reconciling and guaranteeing money through its consensus ledger, cryptographic security and digital signature.
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Drones
Drones
The application of drone technologies in existing business processes is allowing companies to create new business and operating models. Insurance companies are contemplating the uses of Drones in three areas where drone operations can enhance an their procedures: risk monitoring, risk assessment and claims management (including fraud prevention). In the future, by combining drones with other disruptive technologies such as machine learning, Insurance companies will be able to improve predictions of damage by assessing risks better than ever before.
Our Services
PwC seeks to engage with startups in the FinTech space and is looking for interesting innovators who can bring in the next wave of disruptions.
Click here to know more about FinTech for Start-ups
PwC FinTech practice helps incumbents stay abreast of emerging trends and leverage new start-ups that will either propel, or undermine, their business.
Click here to know more about FinTech for Banks
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