A paper from the Institute of International Finance and Deloitte
Disruptive forces—like open data, changing customer expectations, disintermediation of the value chain and more—continue to shape the future of financial services. Many financial institutions are embracing digital innovation to help them tackle these shifting market dynamics.
The Institute of International Finance and Deloitte have joined together to explore this question and how financial institutions can realise the promise of digital transformation. We have spoken with more than 60 executives, regulators and policymakers at leading financial institutions globally, asking what digital transformation means and what challenges financial institutions may experience along the transformation journey. We will summarise our findings in three papers.
The first paper in this three-part series—Realising the digital promise: Top nine challenges to digital transformation for financial institutions, frames nine factors that can shape the success of digital transformation. We look at these factors from internal and external perspectives to see how they are commonly impacting the digital transformation journey of financial institutions. We have identified the following challenges:
Read the report to learn how we can assist you achieve both business and organisational transformation to reap the full benefits of digital transformation.
Stay tuned for the second and third papers which will explore enablers for financial institutions to capture more value from digital transformation; and the impact of risk, legal and internal and external stakeholders on the transformation journey.