MIS Presentatiuon On Digital Banking
MIS Presentatiuon On Digital Banking
MIS Presentatiuon On Digital Banking
Assalamu Alaikum Ma’am. This is Lehaj Uddin and last 4 digit of ID is 4100
Now I would like to present the definition of Digital Banking then I will discuss about the
difference among Digital Banking, Mobile Banking and Online Banking.
So, what is Digital Banking?
Digital Banking is the application of technology to every banking activity, process and program
thereby making the customer’s experience simple, easy and convenient and in the process eliminating the
need to be at a physical location.
Required Documents
The bank as user for Supply Chain Management (SCM) flows 4 steps:
1. Materials: Money or cash. (Bank are solvency meter in societies. house of trust for several
parties.)
1. Supplier:(Depositors.)
2. customer: (Investors.)
Local Finance:
1. Cash finance: Overdrafts, medium and long term loans, leasing, factoring.
2. Contingent Finance: letters of guarantees.
International Finance:
1. Direct finance: direct investment in foreign market, indirect investments
2. World Trade Finance: letter of credit. International documentary collection.
Thank You Ma’am. Now I Would Like to call my next presenter Mehedi Hasan
Mohit.
Thank you Mahabubur Rahman. Assalamu Alaikum Ma’am. This is Md. Mehedi
Hasan Mohit and last 4 digit of ID is 4055
Now I would like to discuss about the Challenges of Digital Banking.
Challenges
In reality, there are not just opportunities. The sector also faces a significant list of challenges
and barriers that make it difficult to create a truly universal and accessible banking experience
for everyone:
1. Old inherited banking systems, language and platforms with a complex, antiquated
architecture that require a profound transformation, an intelligent systems solution and
central processes.
2. Being able to offer customers the necessary information and options to make decisions.
Treating the customer with respect.
3. Opening appropriate service and consulting with the customer when designing products
or offering new tools so that the consumer can take control of their decisions.
4. The generational gap. Not all customers are familiar with mobile banking.
5. Complete digital banking. Customers tend to be reserved about using a digital bank that
has no physical branches; This makes complete digitalization difficult.
6. The emergence on the scene of competition from non-financial tech companies and
institutions who have unfair advantages, given that they are more flexible and agile and
don’t have the same obligations and rights.
7. Internal barriers. The digital transformation is a complex process and requires specialists
to implement it.
8. Absolutely essential to attract or retain customers who want to be sure that their identity
won’t be stolen, that fraudulent payments won’t be made from their accounts and that
electronically signed banking contracts have the same legal validity as printed ones.
9. Strict regulatory requirements, such as PSD2, which oblige organizations to protect
themselves from cyberattacks in order to comply with their risk management obligations.
10. Security: Banking security is about more than just preventing the spread of computer
viruses. Banks need to protect themselves from cyberattacks and online fraud.
Thank You Ma’am. Now I Would Like to call my next presenter Md.
Sadikuzzaman.
Thank you Mehedi Hasan Mohit. Assalamu Alaikum Ma’am. This is Md.
Sadiquzzaman and last 4 digit of ID is 4116
Now I would like to discuss about the opportunity of Digital Banking.
Opportunity
Digital banking goes beyond just online or mobile banking platforms. It involves the complete
digitalization of all activities, programmer and functions. And it doesn’t just require the
digitalization of services and products, the front-end that customers see, but also the automated
back-end processes and the middleware that connects them. The transition from traditional
banking towards digital banking is marked by different rates of progress. This is a journey where
new technologies like blockchain, big data, artificial intelligence, cognitive systems and the
Internet of Things have driven the complete digital transformation of the finance world to
improve the customer experience, create high-value digital services, guarantee sustainability and
maximize efficiency and profitability. At the same time, mobile banking is starting to stand out
and reveal itself as an opportunity for banks to generate more revenue through transactions.
The improved user experience that digital banking provides, both for customers and banks, in
turn boosts profit. By making services available 24 hours a day, the number of customers
increases, and, gradually, it will become the first choice for immediate business transactions
where money needs to be in constant movement. It will also lead to increased online credits
supported by precise mechanisms the gather and analyze data in order make market predictions,
offer new business models and provide the customer with the best banking services. Banks need
data to improve the customer experience but they also need to guarantee data privacy at the same
time. This means that confidence is key.
Thank You Ma’am. Now I Would Like to call my next presenter Mahmudul
Hasan.
Thank you Sadikuzzaman. Assalamu Alaikum Ma’am. This is Md. Mahmudul Hasan and
last 4 digit of ID is 4006
At the end of our presentation Now, I would like to discuss about the Strength of Digital
Banking.
Some benefits of digital banking that cannot be ignored by anyone: Such as….
Banks can make onboarding easier for customers, as well as employees, through a fully-mobile
process that is enabled by advanced technologies. For example, while opening a new account, an
applicant is asked to provide a large number of documents, such as ID Proofs, employment
proof, address, etc.
With the help of modern technologies, it is possible to enable your customers to upload these
documents using their smartphone, and the extracted data can be automatically processed and
updated in the bank’s systems, saving time and hassle for everyone.
With AI, it is also possible to quickly analyze customer data for mortgage applicants as well as
their past financial behavior to determine the likelihood of default and decide the fate of their
application instantly.
2. 24/7 Banking
Owing to digitization, customers can access their accounts 24/7 and no longer need to stand in
lengthy queues for a simple transactions. Digital banking via mobile apps makes it convenient to
bank anytime from anywhere, adding to the customer experience significantly. The rise in digital
banking has also improved customer service in the banking section with the introduction of real-
time customer support channels, such as live chat and co-browsing, which is highly effective for
query resolution.
3. Affect Cost Savings
Introducing automation in various processes can decrease costs and streamline the operational
processes to deliver more value to customers. Digitization also reduces overhead costs and staff
expenses, which can be passed on to customers in the form of reduced charges. Something as
simple as swapping paper statements with e-statements can save time, money, and also the
environment.