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Trends in Banking
Product Innovation
• Investment products
• Gold / silver coins
• Marketing of insurance product
• Credit cards and debit cards
• Innovative services
• Automatic Teller Machines
• Facilitate issue of capital market products
Internet Banking
• Web site information of banks.
• Bank products and services.
• Web transactions.
• Submission of applications, instructions, accountbalance queries etc.
• Website enabling complete transactions.
• Account operations such as transfer of funds, paymentof bills, payment for other bank products.
Virtual Banks
•Do not have a physical presence in a country however
offer their services to customers.
•Electronic delivery channels provide banking services.
•Internet services of banking products.
•Termed as ‘i-banking’.
Features of Internet Banking
•Performance beyond physical borders.
•Security of banking transactions.
•Changing / updating technology frequently.
•Additional risk to the banking system.
•Changes in risk control measures to cope with technology
risk.
•Strategic business models to cope with the new entrants.
Regulation of Internet Banking
• Legal issues
• Jurisdiction of services offered
• Security issues
• Money transfer
• Technology issues
• Loopholes in technology and change in technology
• Operational issues
• Control and supervision of banking operations
Benefits from Internet Banking
• Less cost of services when compared to traditional
banking practices.
• Helps banks to offer several products desired by
customers.
• Banks can offer their services efficiently.
• Large base of customers have shifted to internet usage
and hence banks benefit through access of such
customer base.
Comparative Cost Structure
Data Source: India research, May 29, 2000, Kotak Securities
Illustrative Banks offering Internet based Services in India
• ICICI bank
• HDFC bank
• Axis bank
• City bank
• Bank of Punjab
• Bank of Madura
• Federal bank
• Allahabad bank
• State bank of India
Electronic Fund Transfer
• Facilitates one-to-one fund transfer
• Customers through the accounts are provided services
to transfer funds across banks and branches
• Transfer of funds across individual, firm or corporate
level account holdings
National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT)
• Bank branches are NEFT enabled
• Reserve Bank of India associates itself with the NEFT
enabling of banks
• Customers with accounts in the bank branches are
allowed to transfer funds through NEFT
• Cash restriction on fund transfers is Rs.50,000 per
transaction
• NEFT also enables fund transfer without bank account
after required details are furnished by the customers
Operating Details of NEFT
• Settlement of funds between receiving and paying bankstakes place centrally from Mumbai.
• Bank branches participating with NEFT can be locatedanywhere in the country.
• Customer through an application form provides details ofthe required transfer.
• Customer operating through a net banking facility can alsoinitiate the fund transfer through their bank.
• Through the Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) thebank branch participant is identified and is used in thetransfer of funds.
Benefits of using NEFT
• No physical transfer of cheque or demand draft
• Possibility of loss of funds in transfer is not there
• Transaction cost is less when compared with other
payment methods
• Service is enabled through internet banking / email /
mobile and thus minimizes the effort of the transfer
• Real time transfer of funds
Risks Associated with Innovative Banking Services
Operational risk
• Transactional risk associated with processing oftransactions, data integration, data confidentiality.
Security risk
• Financial transaction movement through unauthorizedaccess.
Technology risk
• Inappropriate choice of technology, such as file transferprotocol, hyper text transfer protocol, telnet use.
Risks Associated with Innovative Banking Services
Reputation risk
• Customer confidence and bank customer relationshipmanagement.
Legal risk
• Compliance of legal rules and regulations imposed by thecountry in which the bank is operating.
Fraud
• Criminal and fraudulent activities that are encountered in abanking transaction.
International Transaction risk
• Banker’s inability to track foreign customers resulting in creditrisk for the banks.