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IS 356IT for Financial Services

Banking and Financial Portals (Account Aggregation and

CRM)

April 20, 2023

http://www.evergreen.loyola.edu/~pptallon/is356.htm

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Portals

Enduring and profitable Customer Relationships

Financial Portal Strategy

Aggregated content from a variety of external providers

Creation of a central point on the web where consumers can handle all of their financial affairs

Types of PortalsTypes of Portals

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Financial PortalsFinancial Portals One-stop financial management solution General notion of online banking with the addition of

non-banking services including brokerage, insurance, bill payment, investments, etc…

1-to-1 relationships with customers leading to better understanding of customer requirements and identification of leverage opportunities

– price, convenience and value-added services– drive new business (customer retention vs. acquisition)– increase cross sales to existing customers– increase service quality (increase switching costs)– reduce service costs (reduce transaction costs)

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Aggregation Service

Bank A

Login &Password

from Internet

Bank B

Account info

Aggregatorlogs in

masqueradingas customer

AggregatedView of

Accounts

How Aggregation WorksHow Aggregation Works

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Yodlee Yodlee (My Financial Portal)(My Financial Portal)

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PROBLEM! Messages are scraped in HTML only This describes data appearance but not the meaning of

the data So… the aggregator must know exactly where on the

external website the account balance is situated Anytime there is a change in the layout or design of the

website, the aggregation must adjust their scraping algorithm which needless adds cost and complexity to their business model

Screen ScrapingScreen Scraping

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Financial Supermarket Financial Supermarket ModelModel

Laudon & Traver, Ecommerce, p. 594,

Table 11.7

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Non-Financial InstitutionsNon-Financial Institutions Projected boom in online investment and banking has also

attracted non-financial institutions Financial portals provide comparison shopping services and

steer consumers to online providers for independent financial advice and financial planning

Generate revenue from advertising, referral fees, and subscription fees

Financial portals add to online price competition Thwart the ambitions of the large banks that would like to lock

consumers into a single branded financial supermarket in which switching costs from a single, all purpose account would be considerable

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ING café

Wainwright Bank

Laurentian Bank (Can)

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The Future of BankingThe Future of Banking

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For Next Class…For Next Class… Shinsei case study

One page summary due next class

Third blog is due Nov. 11 In class exam on Nov. 25 (covers brokerage and banking industries)