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Corporate Treasury View
Corporate Size
Large Corporate
Small Businesses
Global Corporation
Medium-Size Businesses
Treasury Management FunctionsLiquidityTransactions Information Risk
Payments clearing & settlement
Payments clearing & settlement, electronic banking, Sweeping
Payments clearing & settlement, electronic banking, Pooling & LM, Supply Chain support
Payments clearing & settlement, electronic banking, Netting, Pooling & LM, Supply Chain Support, FX and Interest risk monitoring
Value
High
Bank services is becoming the hub of distribution financial chain
Payment ReconciliationPayment Reconciliation
Multi-tier Sweep
Multi-tier Sweep
NettingNetting
ProcurementVia Supplier
LC PaymentLC Payment
Vendor PaymentVendor Payment
Payment to Logistic Service
Providers
Payment to Logistic Service
Providers
Collection ReportCollection Report
Purchasing,Distribution,Wholesale,
Store
ReconciliationSales Order
LogisticProcess
PDC DiscountingPDC Discounting
Cheque CustodyCheque CustodyCheque ReconciliationCheque Reconciliation
Vendor FinancingVendor Financing
Business Model
Current Business Challenges
How do I distinguish my bank’s
offering
How do I increase
fee based revenue and
improve float management
How do I increase
fee based revenue and
improve float management
How can I provide better
solution to provide
customer profitability,
acquisition &
retention
How can I provide better
solution to provide
customer profitability,
acquisition &
retention
How do I compete
with multinational banks and
Domestic banksHow do I c
ompete
with multinational banks and
Domestic banks
How do I leverage existing systems to launch new products
How do I leverage existing systems to launch new products
How do I respond to customized corporate
requirements
How do I respond to customized corporate
requirements
Business focus
Introduce fee based products Add additional services to existing portfolio Increase customer stickiness
Inward Remittance(Retail)
Cash Management(Corporate)
Why Inward Remittance
The market– 3 million Vietnamese working abroad who send money regularly back
into Vietnam– Approx USD 3 billion worth of inward remittances in 2004.
The revenue– Fee Based Revenue
Anywhere between USD 5-10 per transaction
– F/X Spread Earnings Anywhere between 120-200 basis points
– Float Earnings – Revenue from cross selling banks products:
House Loan for the remitter Fixed deposit for remitters savings, etc.
Bank and Customer Perspectives
Cross Selling
opportunities
Low Manual
Intervention
Reward &
Referral
Plan
Wider Reach
Better
Conversion
Rate
RemittanceRemittance
Reminders for
Events
Explore
Investment
Opportunities
Fast & Reliable
Remittance
Ease of use
RemittanceRemittance
Bank Perspective Customer Perspective
Low Cost
Why Cash Management
Traditional lending relationships are becoming more demanding
Management of Fee based and control of float based income is a necessity
Cash Management has been a flagship offering of MNC banks and Vietnamese banks should capitalize on their distribution network
Bank and Customer Perspectives
RetainCustomer
RetainCustomer
GenerateFee
and Float
GenerateFee
and Float
Market Expansion
Market Expansion
Attract Deposits
Attract Deposits
CashCashMgt.Mgt.
CashCashMgt.Mgt.
ConvenienceConvenience
Minimized Cost
Minimized Cost
InformationInformation
Maximize
Profit
Maximize
Profit
CashCashMgt.Mgt.
CashCashMgt.Mgt.
Bank Perspective Customer Perspective
CashTech Fact Sheet
More than 700 banks as customers, with over 150 sites on Cash Management
Customers include HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Citi, BNP Paribas, ABN Amro Bank, Kasikorn, Maybank……
Cash Management expertise spanning over a decade
Local expertise with implementations at large local banks in the region
Europe45%
US50%
650 Full Time Employees
SupportSupportSG&ASG&A
ServicesServices TechnologyTechnology
180
5585
240
SupportSupportSG&ASG&A
ServicesServices TechnologyTechnology
180
5585
240
SupportSupportSG&ASG&A
ServicesServices TechnologyTechnology
180
5585
240
Geography – 12 locations, 4 continents
BostonNew Jersey
Atlanta
San Francisco
London
Australia
Zurich / Geneva
Pune
Singapore
Tokyo
Geography – 12 locations, 4 continents
BostonNew Jersey
Atlanta
San Francisco
London
Australia
Zurich / Geneva
Pune
Singapore
Tokyo
Geography – 12 locations, 4 continents
BostonNew Jersey
Atlanta
San Francisco
London
Australia
Zurich / Geneva
Pune
Singapore
Tokyo
Tel Aviv
Revenue
$ 39.8 m
$47.6 m
$58.5 m
$74.0 M.
0
$10m
$20m
$30m
$40m
$50m
$60m
$70m
2002 2003 2004 2005
CashTech 230+ FTE
J2EE Component Based Solution
Multi-Lingual Multi-Currency
Multi-Bank Multi Entity
Solution Overview
Authentication Entity Access Auth/Verification
Error Logging Event Handling Reporting
Funds Transfer ACH/Giro Debit/Credit Card
Check/Draft Local Wire Cash
Integrator
Billing
ReconciliationAccounting
Product Workbench
Limits
Retail Remittances
Liquidity Management
Receivables Management
Collections
Payments
Other systems
SWIFT/Tagged
ERP Adaptors
API
XML
Web Partner BankBranch AgentMobileMulti Channel
Access
Multi Debit/ Credit Inst.
Multiple Technical Services
Multiple Fee Based Services
Notifications Business Analysis Warehousing
Inst. Printing Segmented Products Imaging
Credentials
Rated by the Tower Group as the “Leading Cash Management
Solution provider in the Asia Pacific”
As per Celent “Strong Player in
Asia Pacific”
Meridian Research says “Leading vendor with
Asian experience”
JPMorgan Internet Based Cash
Management 2001 “Customizable Screen,
Workflow, and multi currency product
Support”Bank Technology Report: 10 to Watch!
“100% J2EE, ability to differentiate Bank’s
offerings from the rivals”
Euromoney 2005 Rates CashTech as the best cash
management solution provider
globally
Bank Technology 2005 Award