Visionary Corporate Banking

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Visionary Corporate Banking  

Sponsored by: Deloitte

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Darryl Proctor

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23 May 2011

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Source: www.yourdictionary.com

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IBM had a VISION First commercial IBM Computer 1952

2010 personal IBM (Lenovo )Computer

Storage capacity:

20,960,930,222.080 digits (320 Gb Drive) NA NA

Electrostatic storage capacity: Magnetic drum capacity: Magnetic tape capacity:

20,480 digits. 81,920 digits. More than 8 million digits without changing tape.

Addition and subtraction:

16,000 operations per second.

Addition and subtraction:

Multiplication and division:

2,000 operations per second.

159 000 million instructions per second.

Multiplication and division:

Tape reading and writing speed:

12,500 digits per second.

159 000 Million Instructions per second

Drum reading and writing speed:

8,000 digits per second.

reading and writing speed:

263,680,000 per second

Printed output:

Drum reading and writing speed:

NA.

Printed output:

NA

Punched card input:

180 letters or numbers per second. 600 digits per second.

Punched card output:

400 digits per second.

Punched card input:

NA

Punched card output:

NA

Magnetic drum capacity: Magnetic tape capacity:

Source: www.ibm.com 3

Sir Tim Berners-Lee had a VISION

Car manufacturers now use that vision in there products – they had a vision 4

Corporate banking – it’s part of what we do. Third Party Channels and Systems

Channels Branch

Internet

Sales Support

Mobile

Call Centre

IVR

ATM/POS

Systems

Clearing

SWIFT/RTGS

Market Data

Dealing

Agent

CRM

Customer

Banking Products

Prospects

Campaigns

CIF

SCV

Profiling

Segmentation

Propensity

Origination

Comms.

Case Mgt.

Preferences

Advice*

Credit Score

Rewards*

Limits

Alerts

Profitability

Reg’s/Compliance Reg Reporting

AML

Blacklisting

Doc Mgt.

Basle II

GL & Control

BAM

ETL

ALM Mkt. Risk

Limits

Collateral

Agility Kit Extensibility

Database

Rules Engine

Queries

GIT

Screens

Islamic Microfinance Treasury

Integration, Workflow And Process Orchestration

Management Control Performance

Private Wealth

Service Repository Model Processes

Retail Corporate

Process Workflow

Universal Payments

Common Services Past Due

Collections

User Roles

Doc. Mgt.

Archiving

Reconciliations

Confo. matching

Deposit Boxes

24/7

Images

User Roles

Doc. Mgt.

Company

Currency

Time-zone

Language

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Manufacturing Catalogue

Design

Pricing

Interest

Charges

Publishing

Corporate banking Constituent Parts Limit account Group account

Group account

USD

GBP

Cash Pool

Cash pool

BANK US

Operating acct USD

Operating acct USD

BANK UK

USD

Operating acct USD

Operating acct

Group account – Total credit line - Client interest rate

Establish Limits

Credit Grade

Set up Collateral

Schedule Revisions

Pre-grace

Initiate Loan

Payment Schedules in Draft

Approve Loan

Confirmed Payment Schedules

Receive Payment? Stop

Grace

Collect Repayment Collect Repayment Collect Repayment

Repayment Fails Past Due

Send Advices Non Accrual Basis

Disburse Funds

Internal Account Manual Write Off

External Account

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GBP

Cash Pool BANK Germany

BANK Sweden

Concentration acct

Concentration acct EUR

EUR

Limit account - Multi-currency – Total credit line

Apply for Loan

EUR

Operating acct

Cash Pool

Concentration acct

USD

Group account

GBP

Operating acct

Concentration acct

Cash pool BANK UK

USD

Operating acct EUR

Operating acct EUR

Operating acct EUR

Operating acct EUR

Concentration acct – local - compensation Operating account - Participant account - compensation

Corporate Internet Banking

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Client Input from ARC IB

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But we have Vision, and it includes Mobile for Corporate

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T24 on an IPAD (Concept)

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IPAD demo goes here

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Live demo of T24 on an IPAD

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The old way of doing business!

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The Process starts….

T24

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T24

Buyer needs a commodity   Fills in form and uploads   Downloads results from T24 (charge)   Buyer contacts/visits supplier and shares information on required goods   Supplier’s device connects to T24   T24 uploads information on Buyer

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•  Risk information and analytics Feeds ERP System 14

Details Agreed

T24

T24

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T24 Suggests Letter of Credit / Collection / Open Acct etc. Buyer / Supplier reach agreement Devices exchange details Purchase Order Sent by T24 / ERP Confirmed by Supplier.

That whole process could take place at that 1 meeting. 15

Letter of Credit Prepared By T24 Automatically

T24

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T24

T24 Knows: •  Buyer and Supplier information •  All deal and risk information •  Purchase order / Payment Information Automatically Prepares LC Can be authorised anywhere through IB / Mobile banking. •  Buyer or Supplier Side 16

Added Value

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Optional Service offerings

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LC / Collection document preparation

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Transportation documentation and shipping schedules

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Management information and analysis

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Supply Chain Finance / Cash Management

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T24 actively gathers

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Information from ERP •  Other Suppliers •  Salary/Payroll •  Expected Payments •  Expected Receipts •  Manufacturing cycle

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Other bank information •  Cash Information

Analyses Information

Actively suggests best use of cash over periods

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T24 Combines Internal and external Information

Maximise Interest Minimise OD Keep within CM Strategy

Suggests Borrowing based on:

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Cyclical information Supply/Manufacture/buy cycle Issued Invoices Outstanding LC’s / collections and collateral right items Outstanding Loans

T24

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How do we get there – The Roadmap

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Trade Finance   Internet Capability   Componentization of functionality to allow standalone offering

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Cash Management   Segregation of retail and corporate cash management.   Multi bank cash concentration services   Intraday Liquidity   Internet Capable   Componentization of functionality into standalone offering

Please attend breakout stream B / G for more information “T24 Corporate Banking – 5 Years of Changes and 5 Year Roadmap”

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The Roadmap

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Supply Chain Finance   Electronic invoice presentation and payment   Greatly enhanced factoring   Greatly enhanced forfaiting   Internet Capability

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Syndicated Lending Front End   Internet Banking enabled Syndication   Syndication publication / take up via the web   Tracking tools from a participant, borrower perspective.

Please attend breakout stream B / G for more information “T24 Corporate Banking – 5 Years of Changes and 5 Year Roadmap”

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Summary

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We have good corporate banking functionality

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We already offer rich internet banking functionality

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We have web portal capability

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We are already available on mobile devices (Retail Banking)

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We have a roadmap of planned developments for missing functionality

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AND:

We have a Vision 21

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