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INDUSTRY FINDINGS

WEBINAR

11/27/2019

Insights

Q&A

Roadshow

Overview

Technology

Landscape

Partner Strategies & Initiatives

INDUSTRY FINDINGS

WEBINAR

Insights

Q&A

Roadshow

Overview

Technology

Landscape

Partner Strategies & Initiatives

AGENDA

Roadshow Overview

1

Partner Strategies & Initiatives

2

3

Insights

Technology Landscape

4

5

Technology Roadmap Update

6

Q&A

Welcome

& Thanks for Joining

In today's webinar we will be sharing insights and findings gathered during our 2019 Technology Roadshow as well as a brief update on our Lending Technology Roadmap.

Welcome

Andrew Pastoric & Grant Phillips

Your goal is our goal

As a trusted leader, we will continue

to drive innovation for partners and members alike, through research, analysis and industry relationships to accelerate your strategy and time to market.

Our Commitment

Lending technology for tomorrow, today.

#connect #collaborate #grow

Roadshow Overview

We met with 40% of our credit union partners across the country along with with key provincial central bodies and fintech industry players to...

Roadshow Overview

Connect

with key technology contacts at partnered credit unions within the industry to foster open communication regarding technology and to develop deeper relationships.

Connect

Share & Discover

opportunities to open up two-way dialogue for the purpose of sharing insight, roadmaps and strategies for our mutual benefit.

Share &

Discover

Align & Validate

that our technology roadmap and refreshed “technology as a business” strategy aligns with partner needs and goals.

Align &

Validate

Partner

Strategies & Initiatives

Partner

Strategies

Credit unions across Canada are looking for cost effective ways to expand delivery channels, reach and product offerings, while enhancing operational efficiency and member experience.

Top Needs & Considerations

Recognizing that technology is core to their business, credit unions are seeking partnerships with fintechs to help them achieve their goals.

Considerations

Omni-Channel Approach

Ease of Integration

Member Experience Focus

Commitment to Innovation & Partnership

Omni-Channel Approach

Partners are taking an omni-channel approach to sales and member engagement to provide prospects and members with a seamless banking experience, whether they're online or

in-branch.

1.

Ease of Integration

Integration to core systems is critical to drive efficiency.

A key challenge partners face today is that existing systems lack the integration to drive efficiencies and seamless experience for members and staff.

2.

Member Experience Focus

Institutions are looking to mirror the simple, transparent, and easy shopping experiences provided by retail e-commerce.

3.

Commitment to

Innovation & Partnership

Long-term financial viability and commitment to continuous innovation go hand in hand.

4.

Key Roadmap Priorities

Priorities

2019

2021

Accelerate Digital Strategy

Future Digital Banking Platform Decision

The long term vision is an automated, digital,

online experience from first interaction to disbursement/funding.

To properly control the member experience, the need for credit union platforms to be able to easily integrate to third parties becomes increasingly important.

Digital Banking Implementation

Credit unions are looking to differentiate

2020

Credit unions have taken steps to centralize the member experience within their digital banking platform but are still striving for an integrated fluid experience through all channels.

Insights

In today’s world of fintech start ups the race is on for best in class digital customer experiences.

Our

Insights

Digital Lending Long Term

It's the convenience, accessibility and choice of channel that customers expect in the digital age

Demand

"Hey Siri, show me my account balance"

Business Drivers & Objectives

Revenue Growth

Objectives

New Member Acquisition

Efficiency Ratios

What do you want to achieve?

Key Considerations

  • Don’t just go digital for the sake of going digital

  • Know your business drivers, objectives, KPIs and long term strategy around digital lending

Considerations

  • Walk through the lending journey from both a member and a lender/advisor perspective in current state and in future state

  • Consider all lending use cases and the integrations and capabilities required

  • Complete thorough 3rd party partner due diligence on regulatory and compliance, cyber security, financial viability and stability, roadmap, source code and IP ownership

Let's explore a journey map

1. Lead Generation

3. Data Gathering

5. Acceptance

Customer comes

in contact with

your brand/offering

via promotion

Lender collects

financial information

from customer inputs

Customer accepts the approved credit application and becomes a member

CRM

Communication Channels

2. Discovery

Marketing Channels

4. Decision

Communication Channels

Indirect Lending Channels

6. Application Funded

Indirect Lending Channels

Digital Lending

Indirect Lending Channels

Customer contacts

your institution to

learn more and begins

credit application

Lender finalizes structure of the deal and provides credit application decision

(approve/decline)

Member application committed and funded

LOS

Account Opening

Communication Channels

CRM

Communication Channels

Digital Lending

Communication Channels

Indirect Lending Channels

ECM

Digital Lending

LOS

Digital Lending

Identity Verification

LOS

CRM

LOS

Income Verification

CRM

Banking System

CRM

Decision Engine

Insurance Needs Analysis

Banking System

ECM

CRM

ECM

Form Presentation/Signing

Insurance Decision

Insurance Commital

Identity Verification

Fraud Detection

The institution side

is becoming more complex

The Risk of

Commoditization

in the Digital Age

Core Strategic

Focus

The rise of digital lenders has placed new pressure on traditional FIs to offer similar experiences and capabilities online.

Initiatives 2

Core Strategic Focuses

Grow business

1

while reducing operational costs and increasing efficiency

Helping the communities

2

you serve, thrive

Risk

Risks

Digital pressures

1

placed on FIs to offer similar experiences and capabilities online

Commoditization of Lending

2

Key Considerations

Key Considerations

1

Non-traditional digital lenders and money managers

focus on discrete use cases

Credit unions are trusted

2

local advisors for financial services

Credit unions must remain customer-centric

3

in all strategic initiatives with focus on strengtheningcustomer relationships

Technology Landscape

Here is a summary of the largest providers for each of the major technology platforms used within the lending solutions ecosystem.

Tech

Landscape

Major 3rd Party Systems

1

Banking System, Digital Banking, ECM, CRM, Account Opening

Consuming 3rd Party Services

2

Credit Bureau, Income Verification, DIgital Signature, ID Verification etc.

Banking System

Providers ranked by most in use

DNA Celero

Ovation

1

5

DNA Fiserv

WBDK

2

6

Banking System

Infonancial

RFS

3

7

Temenos

57% of CRIterion users

are utilizing DNA

4

Digital Banking

Providers ranked by most in use

Member Direct (Central 1)

1

Forge (Central 1)

2

Digital

Banking

eBankIT

3

New entrant

75% of CUs interviewed on the roadshow are currently using MDi are making a future platform decision in 2019.

Kony/Temenos

4

New entrant

Electronic Content Management (ECM)

Providers ranked by most in use

Hyland Base

MS SharePoint

1

5

Doxim

FileNet (IBM)

ECM

2

6

Synergy (Jack Henry)

3

Today 25% of CUs surveyed do not have a ECM today, but have identified it as a future initiative under consideration.

Fiserv DDS

4

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Providers ranked by most in use

Doxim

Temenos

1

5

New entrant

MS Dynamics

CRM

2

Salesforce

3

60% of credit unions do not have a Customer Relationship Management system in place today; however, 100% of survey respondents have this as an initiative on their immediate roadmap.

Pivotal

4

Account Opening

Providers ranked by most in use

Thirdstream

Doxim

1

5

ASAPP

2

Account

Opening

GROW

3

Today 44% of CUs surveyed open accounts directly in the banking system in-branch and 67% do not have a self-serve online solution.

Open Anywhere (Central 1)

4

Consuming 3rd Party Service Providers

High Ratio Mortgage Insurance

Digital Signature

Credit Bureau

Address Search

1. DocuSign

2. eSignLive

1. Equifax

2. TU

1. Canada Post

2. Google

1. CHMC

2. Genworth

3. Canada Guaranty

Provincial Property

Assessment

Income Verification

Fraud Detection

ID Verification

1. Equifax

2. Flinks

1. Equifax

2. TU

1. SAMA - SK

2. BC Assessment Online

3. MyLTSA

1. Equifax

2. TU

3. Flinks

4. Jumio

5. SecureKey

6. IDology

Lending Technology Roadmap Update

3 year Lending Tech Roadmap

2022

2020

2019

2021

Small Business and Agri

(customer and institution facing)

Retail Secured Lending

(customer and institution facing)

Retail Unsecured Lending

(customer and institution facing)

2020 Retail Unsecured Lending Targets

Final Release

November 2020

Beta Release (Pilot)

July 2020

Alpha Release

May 2020

Integration Sprint Goals

2019 - 2020

Insurance

CRM

Form Population

Membership Creation

Income Verification

Auto-decisioning

9

7

3

5

1

2020

2019

2020

2019

This is the point of

Alpha release

This is the point of

Beta release

Fraud Protection

Digital Signatures

Credit Bureau Pull

Banking System Committal

ID Verification

10

4

6

8

2

2020

2019

2020

What's Next?

Technology Microsite

Exclusive Access

Q1, 2020

Technology Roadmap

Update Session

Q1 ,2020

Questions?

email: andrew.pastoric@valeyo.com

Q&A

Andrew Pastoric & Grant Phillips

Thank You for Attending!

webinar recordings will be sent to you next week.

Q&A

Andrew Pastoric & Grant Phillips