Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Datamonitor
Published: October 2002
Product Code: R313-4355Description Introduction: This executive report looks at the advent of packaged applications and business process outsourcing (BPO) in use by retail banks across Europe. Scope of the Report: * The development of packaged core systems in the context of decreased enthusiasm for in-house development * The increased adoption of outsourcing as a means of attaining transparency to the unit cost of a mortgage, including application outsourcing and BPO * The increased move towards STP in the loans application process, especially in mortgages which are still mostly paper based. Report Highlights: As retail banks and lenders across Europe are struggling to come to terms with the cost of their core systems the development of loans systems has remained a high priority due to its profit generation capability. The market has now shifted to the point where the use of packaged core systems is accepted as a viable, and even preferable, alternative to in-house development. This is in stark contrast to the acceptance of packaged core systems in other lines of business in large retail banks. Key Reasons to Buy the Report: * Banks seeking to replace their legacy loans processing core system will gain insight to the trends in overall in the field of loans processing * Vendors addressing the loans processing market will find a sounding of the latest development across Europe * Vendors seeking to make the highly challenging move to new loans markets will find insight to support the decision making processTable of Contents Overview
Introduction
This executive report looks at the advent of packaged applications and business process outsourcing (BPO) in use by retail banks across Europe.
Scope
The development of packaged core systems in the context of decreased enthusiasm for in-house development
The increased adoption of outsourcing as a means of attaining transparency to the unit cost of a mortgage, including application outsourcing and BPO
The increased move towards STP in the loans application process, especially in mortgages which are still mostly paper based
Report Highlights
As retail banks and lenders across Europe are struggling to come to terms with the cost of their core systems the development of loans systems has remained a high priority due to its profit generation capability. The market has now
shifted to the point where the use of packaged core systems is accepted as a viable, and even preferable, alternative to in-house development. This is in stark contrast to the acceptance of packaged core systems in other lines of business in large retail banks.
Reasons to Purchase
Banks seeking to replace their legacy loans processing core system will gain insight to the trends in overall in the field of loans processing
Vendors addressing the loans processing market will find a sounding of the latest development across Europe
Vendors seeking to make the highly challenging move to new loans markets will find insight to support the decision making process
ACTION POINTS
1. Lenders must seek to use technological and operational change to become lowest cost producers of mortgages as well as innovators on product.
2. Packaged loans applications have developed to the point where banks seeking to replace their existing systems must consider a packaged application before in-house development.
3. Recognizing the geographic limitations of the loans application market vendors must seek to ensure maximization of their product footprint within banks, or move into the outsourcing/BPO space.
MARKET CONTEXT
Loans, and mortgages in particular, are the primary revenue generators for retail banks across Europe. Considering the good performance of retail lending overall banks are investing both to attain economies of scale as well as to
improve their product creation capability.
To this end banks are taking two new approaches:
The implementation of packaged core systems
The outsourcing of both the mortgage application and the mortgage processing
FUTURE FOCUS
The mortgage application market is dominated by the United Kingdom with 28% of the total market. The fastest growth rate, however, is found in Italy where the development of loans overall is still in progress with only 20% of GDP in
outstanding loans, compared to 50% in the United Kingdom.
DATASETS
Table 1: European house price % change from previous year
Table 2: European mortgages advanced 1999, Euros bn
Table 3: The pros and cons of packaged vs. in-house application development
Table 4: European loans applications market, 2002-2005 US$m
Table 5: European loans applications market, 2002-2005
Table 6: European packaged core systems license market 2001-2005, US$m
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