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Abstract
This paper describes how a specialised financial institution is addressing Digital Transformation in order to improve customer experience, enhance internal processes and build new services. It describes the ambitions and the roadblocks. It explains the importance of multidisciplinary teams and how new disruptive technologies (AI, Blockchain, data) could help to generate efficiencies and synergies across all operations and geographies, and how indirect material benefits are delivered to customers. It then focuses on data, and how advanced technologies are able to help to produce value, such as what-if simulations, aggregated data and distribution of accurate data to clients through various channels, such as APIs or platforms. It goes on to outline how collaborating with Fintechs/Regtechs, and investing in new market initiatives, helps to create value. It also describes why exploring platform-based business models are a way of delivering a differentiated customer experience. Finally, it reminds how internal ownership of the technology and employee engagement is vital. The paper concludes that digitalisation is an opportunity to reinvent existing processes and can transform the way a business work and serves its clients.
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Author's Biography
Philippe Ruault is head of clearing and custody solutions for BNP Paribas Securities Services. He is responsible for developing the bank’s clearing and global and local custody franchise worldwide, including its global clearing and custody network. Philippe joined BNP Paribas in 2001 and has held positions in Paris and London, where he was head of financial intermediaries from 2009 to 2011. He started his career at JP Morgan in 1992 and has held senior consultant positions with Accenture and PricewaterhouseCoopers Management Consultancy. Philippe is a graduate of the European Business School.