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Intellect Design Arena — Investor Presentation (September 2017)

174 slides from Intellect Design Arena's investor presentation, Sep 20, 2017

  1. Slide 1: Intimation to stock exchanges under Regulation 30(6)

    INTELLECT/SEC/2017-18 September 20, 2017 1. The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd., Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Plot No. C/1, G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400 051 2. The Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd., 1st Floor, New Trade Ring, Rotunda Building, PJ Towers, Dalal Street, Fort, M

  2. Slide 2: Banking on Intellect

    BANKING ON INTELLECT Investor and Analyst Summit | September 20, 2017

  3. Slide 3: Safe Harbor Statement

    Safe Harbor Statement Certain statements in this release concerning our future prospects are forward-looking statements. Forward- looking statements by their nature involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from market expectations. These risks

  4. Slide 4: Structure of Presentation

    Structure of Presentation 5 2 3 Lines of What didn’t work well What 4 Business 6 1 worked well What did Future outlook we change Who are we 2

  5. Slide 5: Who Are We?

    1 WHO ARE WE? 3

  6. Slide 6: Intellect is #2 in Digital Banking

    Intellect is World #2 in Digital Banking DIGITAL CHOSEN WELL AHEAD OF TIME 4

  7. Slide 7: Global FinTech Leader for BFSI

    Global FinTech Leader for BFSI LED BY INDEPENDENT LEADERSHIP TEAMS 5

  8. Slide 8: What Didn't Work Well

    2 WHAT DIDN’T WORK WELL 6

  9. Slide 9: What Didn't Work Well

    What Didn't Work Well Unexpected Global events Our Guidance in 2016 failed to deliver 1 2 like Brexit jerked the guidance DSO went up to 180 days and Delay in Fund raising by 2 quarters 3 4 now corrected to 157 days in last 2 quarters 7

  10. Slide 10: What Worked Well

    3 WHAT WORKED WELL 8

  11. Slide 11: Intellect Strategy

    Intellect Strategy DIGITAL CONTEXTUAL REAL TIME 9

  12. Slide 12: Intellect Journey

    Intellect Journey 2015 2016 2017 Sharpening Go To Market Art of the products winning deals 10

  13. Slide 13: Four Elements

    Four Elements Growth Moat Assurance Margins Cash 11

  14. Slide 14: Moat

    Four Elements Moat Growth Assurance Margins Cash 12

  15. Slide 15: Economic Moat

    Economic Moat Switching Cost to Network Effect Intangible Assets Cost Advantage customer Cost of Engineering and Brand Awareness to Delivery – 2 times Brand call for RFP to Early Start Early Start effective than Brand Pull competition Technology – Complete Succeeding in Network DIGITAL 3.0 stack Rig

  16. Slide 16: Last 2% = 200%

    Last 2% = 200% 14

  17. Slide 17: Digital 3.0

    Digital 3.0 CX, API Services, Contextual (ML, Bigdata, Cloud Native) DIFFERENTIATED IP STRATEGY 15

  18. Slide 18: Digital Transformation Deals

    DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEALS 16

  19. Slide 19: Digital Transformation Deals

    DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEALS 17

  20. Slide 20: Digital Transformation Deals

    DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEALS 18

  21. Slide 21: Digital Transformation Deals

    DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEALS 19

  22. Slide 22: Digital Transformation Deals

    DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEALS 20

  23. Slide 23: Digital Transformation Deals

    DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEALS 21

  24. Slide 24: Growth Assurance

    Four Elements Growth Moat Assurance Margins Cash 22

  25. Slide 25: Consistent Growth

    CONSISTENT GROWTH FY15 FY17 CAGR 22.61% 608 cr 914 cr Revenue 34.68% License 86 cr 156 cr AMC 24.89% 109 cr 170 cr 23

  26. Slide 26: EBITDA and Net Profit Positive since Q4 FY17

    EBITDA and Net 50% Profit Positive Consistent since Q4 FY 17 margins 24

  27. Slide 27: What Did We Change

    4 WHAT DID WE CHANGE 25

  28. Slide 28: What did we change

    What did we change Focus on License Sharpening the Value from Deal Closure Process Deal as a Project vs Value Deal as a Process Focus on Principal Collections Solution Provider 26

  29. Slide 29: Four Lines of Business

    5 FOUR LINES OF BUSINESS Four Revenue Streams 27

  30. Slide 30: Digital Transaction Banking: 71 customers, 20 wins

    Digital Corporate Contextual Digital Digital Supply Trade Finance Online Cash Payments Liquidity Chain Finance Management Invested in Premium Brand Very Healthy Marquee wins business to drive and Premium pipeline - dominant position Pricing 71 of Total Customers in Global markets 15 20 Wins in last

  31. Slide 31: Digital insurance: 17 customers, 4 wins

    Xponent ML based Digital Risk Analyst intelligent Distribution underwriting workstation Digital Entering US market with Marquee wins Disruptive technologies 4 Customers transformation for technology lazy signed on Cloud in deals with 17 of Total Customers customers US (Most difficult 3 giants – LIC,

  32. Slide 32: Digital core and lending: 116 customers, 23 wins

    Intellect Intellect Intellect Intellect Quantum for Digital Core Digital lending Credit cards Central banks Large Market with Most Central banking Marquee wins sharp focus on comprehensive product – Quantum Tier 2 and Tier 3 Digital platform – A leader in the 116 of Total Customers banks. with Built

  33. Slide 33: Treasury and wealth: 74 customers, 16 wins

    One Treasury Trust Banking (BASEL III based One Markets & Wealth Treasury) Wealth is a big WestPac, Citi, Digital Equity Trust Banking is Marquee wins market and great RBI – marquee Portal a sharp market pipeline customers 74 of Total Customers 16 Wins in last 4 quarters 31

  34. Slide 34: Margins

    Four Elements Growth Moat Assurance Cash Margins 32

  35. Slide 35: Driving Higher Margins

    Driving Higher Margins Growth Moat Assurance Every additional Stable S&M, dollar wins, R&D and adds 60 cents G&A costs to the bottomline 33

  36. Slide 36: Sales & Marketing cost

    Sales & Marketing cost Market Acceptance Cost In INR Cr 34

  37. Slide 37: Cash

    Four Elements Growth Moat Assurance Margins Cash 35

  38. Slide 38: Cash Position

    Cash Position Rights issue for $30 Mn completed Promoter Loan to be repaid by surplus real estate liquidation Focus on Collections 36

  39. Slide 39: Future Outlook

    6 FUTURE OUTLOOK 37

  40. Slide 40: Future Outlook

    Future Outlook Moving to higher deal Focus on growing value based on product License Revenues differentiation Market awareness costs are behind us 38

  41. Slide 41: Copyright and confidentiality notice

    © 2017, Intellect Design Arena Limited. All rights reserved. These materials are confidential and proprietary to Intellect and no part of these materials should be reproduced, published in any form by any means, electronic or mechanical including photocopy or any information storage or retrieval sys

  42. Slide 42: Strategic Sales Engagements

    Strategic Sales Engagements “Deal as a project vs deal as a process”

  43. Slide 43: Strategic Sales Engagement

    Strategic Sales Engagement Goal definition Support the achievement of iGTB‘s Strategy to drive global growth by delivering: Solutions architecture of market-centric and client-centric solutions, where iGTB product and services assets are leveraged across product groups to achieve greater value for

  44. Slide 44: Strategic Sales Engagement

    Strategic Sales Engagement Key Objectives • Increase Sales capability and subsequently account revenue contribution to iGTB/Intellect growth objectives (increased wallet share) • Direct support for strategic client engagements • Sales education on key strategic offerings and positioning of iGTB stra

  45. Slide 45: Strategic Sales Engagement

    Strategic Sales Engagement Focus area Phase I Phase II Phase III Design & Development Qualification/Quantification/Enablement Management •Corporate Strategy •Market Research •Market Development •Channel Marketing •Solutions Strategy •Product Research •Channel Development •Channel Management •Product

  46. Slide 46: Strategic Sales Engagement

    Strategic Sales Engagement Key enabling capabilities Functional Resource Primary Role Evangelize, Enable, Educate, Activate, Deal Support, Sales Support Sales Training/Education with all GTM Channels and Sales Support for Strategic Solutions Executive Solution Strategic positioning and solution offe

  47. Slide 47: Account Planning and Engagement

    Account Planning and Engagement Need to understand the needs, pains and goals of our customers and prospects

  48. Slide 48: Account Planning and Engagement

    Account Planning and Engagement Research, analysis, synthesize and define plan of approach

  49. Slide 49: Account Planning and Engagement

    Account Planning and Engagement Understand the plan and define strategy, manage the process • WHAT • What are we proposing? • WHY • Why is this an issue in the market? • Why would the bank buy the proposed solution • Why would that be good for iGTB • HOW • How are we going to engage with the bank •

  50. Slide 50: Account Planning and Engagement

    Account Planning and Engagement Strategic Design Thinking and Engagement with prospects leveraging FT8012

  51. Slide 51: Copyright and confidentiality notice

    © 2015, Intellect Design Arena Limited. All rights reserved. These materials are confidential and proprietary to Intellect and no part of these materials should be reproduced, published in any form by any means, electronic or mechanical including photocopy or any information storage or retrieval sys

  52. Slide 52: Intellect – Digital 3.0 Strategy

    Herber de Ruijter / Head of Digital Intellect – Digital 3.0 Strategy API First and Experience-led Digital Banking for the 21st century.

  53. Slide 53: Digital Agenda for today

    Digital Agenda for today Mumbai, September 20 2017 Market trends and focus areas? Which problems are worth solving through Product IP? Product-strategy highlights.

  54. Slide 54: Where is Intellect's Digital Focus today?

    Where is Intellect’s Digital Focus today?

  55. Slide 55: Banks operate on a narrow system created for the Industrial Revolution

    BANKS: OPERATE on a NARROW SYSTEM CREATED for the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

  56. Slide 56: You are not going to die, you are going to turn digital

    “You are not going to die, you are going to turn digital” Jeif Bezos, Amazon

  57. Slide 57: Digital Revolution: New Forms of Commerce and Trade

    DIGITAL REVOLUTION NEW FORMS of COMMERCE and TRADE

  58. Slide 58: From Number of Branches to Number of Stars

    From Number of Branches to Number of Stars '

  59. Slide 59: Service and Product Availability At Any Device

    Service and Product Availability At Any Device

  60. Slide 60: Instant Accessible

    Instant Accessible intellect @ Design for Dig \ —

  61. Slide 61: Provisioning and Origination: Friction less

    Provisioning and Origination: Friction less

  62. Slide 62: Commoditization: Open Banking

    Commoditization: Open Banking API

  63. Slide 63: APIs already power the world

    APIs already power the world intellect @ 8B Design for Digital Infrastructure “amazon ——y web servings: Braintree Payments Rat ns ee Communications © twilio —— . . | q§B SendGrid Email Mapping . — tors max us

  64. Slide 64: Bank's API roadmap: Prepare to Comply & Compete

    Bank’s API roadmap: Prepare to Comply & Compete PREPARE TO COMPLY Prepare IT architecture for dealing with real-time third party access to account data & payments; do the groundwork well before standards are finalized – develop and test your API in good time. PREPARE TO COMPETE Develop market-leadin

  65. Slide 65: New Business Models on the Horizon

    New Business Models on the Horizon Scenario 1 Digital Core Systems Banking Digital CX Scenario 2 Lean Built-for-Digital Banking Platform Core Greenfield Digital Fintech Providers Scenario 3 Banking Services Fintech Providers Aggregator Aggregator Fintech Providers Core Systems Scenario 4 Omni-Channe

  66. Slide 66: Banks want to become Digital Leaders

    Banks want to become Digital Leaders

  67. Slide 67: Boardrooms are changing

    Boardrooms are changing intellect Design for Digital

  68. Slide 68: Including boardroom advisors

    Including boardroom advisors

  69. Slide 69: Shift to Digital through change in customer behavior

    Shift to Digital through change in customer behavior Every Journey starts with User’s Need(s)… Technology Systems Processes Mind Devices Applications Banks

  70. Slide 70: Shift to Digital: Where Intellect chose to play

    Shift to Digital Where Intellect chose to play Magic happens here. Hard work and complexity happens here. Technology Systems Processes Mind Devices Applications Banks

  71. Slide 71: Digital Market and Product Strategy

    Digital Market and Product Strategy

  72. Slide 72: To transform customers, Intellect transformed

    To transform customers, Intellect transformed. Early 2016

  73. Slide 73: Product Structure transformed

    Product Structure transformed Early 2016

  74. Slide 74: Journey to Product-Market Fitment

    Journey to Product- Market Fitment

  75. Slide 75: Transformed into Digital Product Suites

    Transformed into Digital Product Suites Now DIGITAL

  76. Slide 76: How we 'crossed the chasm'

    How we ‘crossed the chasm’? o o #"$ o o

  77. Slide 77: Product Evolution 2016 - 2020

    Product Evolution 2016 - 2020 1 BaaP Tier 1/2 2 BPaaS Cloud PaaS Partner SI Enablement 3 BaaS Cloud

  78. Slide 78: Co-Innovate with Launching Customers

    Co-Innovate with Launching Customers

  79. Slide 79: Digital deals drive 60%+ revenue

    Fact check Digital deals drive 60%+ revenue, and pipeline 70%+ sales conversion on digital transformational deals. Avg. dealsize more than doubled.

  80. Slide 80: CBX drives value of most deals

    CBX drives value of most deals DIGITAL DIGITA D AL

  81. Slide 81: Contextual Banking Xperience Platform for Opti-Channel Delivery

    Intellect’s Contextual Banking Xperience Platform for Opti-Channel Delivery Desktop, Tablet, Responsive- and Native Mobile optimized Contextual and Predictive through machine learning Deploy Anywhere: Cloud Native & On Premise API first and Micro Services based Pluggable and World class UX and Exten

  82. Slide 82: API-First Architecture

    API-FIRST ARCHITECTURE

  83. Slide 83: Banks have various strategic options

    Banks have various strategic options Strategic Options (not mutually exclusive) Bank as back-end service provider. Bank owning & expanding customer relation Leading Open API Leading UX Expand Eco System Basic Compliance Beyond banking Provider Comply with barebone Develop advanced API Defend positio

  84. Slide 84: Transformation Accelerators

    TRANSFORMATION ACCELERATORS

  85. Slide 85: Buy versus Build

    Buy versus Build intellect @ 6B Design for Digital Figure 11: Buy vs. Build Q. ts your bank buying more from technology vendors than it did in the past? (N=34) The same 35% Source: Aite Group survey of 34 large ang migsize banks around the gioce, June to Aaly 2orF

  86. Slide 86: Architecture modernization aimed at Tier 1/2 preferences

    Architecture modernization Aimed at Tier 1/2 preferences APIs and Extension Points: One code base for each region Customizations can be configured or are separated from product code 95% based on OSS, and 100% open standards based. SDK to accelerate ‘wrapping’ of backend apps CI/CD enabled through au

  87. Slide 87: 60+ APIs Delivered

    Fact check 60+ APIs Delivered First white-label Cloud-native, API-first and Micro-Services based Architecture SDKs empower 3rd parties and banks to extend the value of the platform, or tailor.

  88. Slide 88: IP Delivery: Componentized and A-la-carte

    IP Delivery: Componentized and A-la-carte

  89. Slide 89: Address needs for segment, geo and markets

    Address needs for segment, geo and markets Configure

  90. Slide 90: Innovate on the Glass, Increase Self-Service Adoption

    INNOVATE ON THE GLASS INCREASE SELF-SERVICE ADOPTION

  91. Slide 91: Current UX priorities at FIs

    Current UX priorities at Fls intellect Figure 6; Importance of User Experience @. How high a priority is it for your bank to enhance user experience for your cash managementitransaction banking customers? (N*34) It is something we are consitenng but nol a big area Important focus of irwestment areas

  92. Slide 92: User Experience at Center of Every IT Decision

    User Experience at Center of Every IT Decision

  93. Slide 93: State of the Market

    State of the Market intellect @@ Design for Digital Figure 5: Stages of User Experience Percentage of Banks That Have Reached Each Stage of User Experience Strategy Implementation (Nw34) Stage 1: The bank has inenttied its goals Stage 2: A plan is in place, and roacmap items have been priontized Sta

  94. Slide 94: Lack of talent and knowledge at our clients

    Lack of talent and knowledge at our clients

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  96. Slide 96: Leverage: Global Design Centers and Studios

    Leverage: Global Design Centers and Studios Riga New York Toronto Chennai

  97. Slide 97: Outsourced Innovation | Domain & UX/UI

    Outsourced Innovation | Domain & UX/UI

  98. Slide 98: World Class UX: 400 User Journeys delivered

    World Class UX: 400 User Journeys delivered

  99. Slide 99: Deeply tied to domain

    Deeply tied to domain intellect

  100. Slide 100: Innovation areas become integral part & principal banker

    Trustful Advisor INNOVATION AREAS BECOME INTEGRAL PART & PRINCIPAL BANKER

  101. Slide 101: Amazon and Siri-like experiences

    Amazon and Siri-like experiences

  102. Slide 102: Focus areas attached to revenue

    Leverage of Machine Learning and AI FOCUS AREAS ATTACHED TO REVENUE

  103. Slide 103: The Contextual Bank: Cross-Selling is hard

    The Contextual Bank Cross-Selling is hard Resulting in context-rich experiences: o Situational Interfaces o Location aware services o In the moment special offers and advise o Real time business intelligence o Customized Services Best Next Offer Best Next Action &$

  104. Slide 104: From Transaction-Centric to Business-Aware

    Beyond the competition From Transaction-Centric to Business-Aware Traditional: UJ & API First OMNI CHANNEL Customer Predictive Intelligent Service Realtime, 24x7 Batch based Analytics Routing Orchestration Liquidity Trade SCF INTERACTION MGMT & OPTIMIZATION CnR Risk Payments Liquidity Trade SCF CnR

  105. Slide 105: Example AI/ML: Hedge FX

    Example AI/ML: Hedge FX UQKIO! bayss ‘O) Recommended solutions Falling and rising exchange rates are difficult to budget. Currency risk is important due volatile exchange rate movernents. It can swallow profits and threaten your available assets These options can help you protect your avatable asset

  106. Slide 106: Example AI/ML: Account Shortfall

    Example AI/ML: Account Shortfall

  107. Slide 107: Enable Banks to become Digital Leaders

    Enable Banks to become Digital Leaders, and help them ‘disrupt the disruptors’ Our focus: Financial Services = Retail, Wealth, Corporate, Insurance Accelerate execution of their DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION roadmap Need to transform their business model to remain relevant For Banks: Take (back) control of

  108. Slide 108: Q&A

    Q&A

  109. Slide 109: Investor Presentation – iGTB

    INVESTOR PRESENTATION Manish Maakan Mumbai, India CEO - iGTB 0 20 Sep 2017

  110. Slide 110: Our Agenda for Today

    Our Agenda for Today 1 Key Market Trends 5 Why Do Customers Buy iGTB 2 Competitive Landscape 6 Where are we Today 3 Our Strategy 7 Our Leadership Journey 4 Key Deal Wins 8 Digital 3.0 - Contextual Banking 1

  111. Slide 111: Key Market Trends

    Key Market Trends 2

  112. Slide 112: Key Market Trends

    KEY MARKET TRENDS SME GROWTH DEMANDING DIFFERENTIATED EXPERIENCE & PRODUCTS INTEREST RATE REAL TIME PAYMENTS REGULATORY COMPLIANCE FINTECH’S DRIVING NEW COMPETION OPEN API BANKING

  113. Slide 113: Increasing Return on Equity (ROE)

    Increasing Return on Equity (ROE) Improving Cost to Income Setting Right Revenues Streams which are Flat or Declining Intense Risk, Regulatory Pressures and Scrutiny From Being a Price Taker Service Provider to a Key Partner Doing More with Less Customers: Big Game Hunting

  114. Slide 114: Banks increasing Spending on IT Services and Solutions

    KEY MARKET Banks increasing Spending on IT Services and TRENDS Solutions 5

  115. Slide 115: Competition Landscape

    Competition Landscape 6

  116. Slide 116: Significant Consolidation in Payments Space

    SIGNIFICANT CONSOLIDATION $ 300 M IN PAYMENTS SPACE $ 390 M 11 APR 2017 03 SEP 2014 30 NOV 2011 & Merged with Misys 30 NOV 2015

  117. Slide 117: Fintech Competition Space

    FINTECH COMPETITION SPACE TRANSACTION PAYMENTS CASH BANKING MANAGEMENT Equation Trapedza

  118. Slide 118: Our Product Strategy

    Our Product Strategy 9

  119. Slide 119: Product Strategy

    PRODUCT STRATEGY Growing Fast in Challenge Co-Innovate & REAL TIME US, Canada, UK, TRADE & SCF Legacy Trade CONTEXTUAL Accelerate Digital PAYMENTS Vendors with BANKING Europe, aspirations of Australia Modern Trade Innovative Banks & SCF Platform with Strong Risk Analytics DIGITAL Lead with DTB in LI

  120. Slide 120: Why Do Customers Buy iGTB

    Why Do Customers Buy iGTB 11

  121. Slide 121: Why Do Customers Buy iGTB

    HIGHLY RATED BY INDUSTRY ANALYSTS WHY DO CUSTOMERS BUY iGTB IBS INTELLIGENCE We are the only player in market with an integrated Digital Transaction #1 for Payment Systems Worldwide #2 for Digital Banking Systems Worldwide Banking offering for Emerging Markets and Modern individual modules #4 for Ri

  122. Slide 122: Where are we Today

    Where are we Today 13

  123. Slide 123: Addressable Market Opportunity & Progress

    ADDRESSABLE MARKET OPPORTUNITY & PROGRESS 300 Opportunity 200 space SIGNIFICANT 150 Target 20% Market Share OPPORTUNITY 100 by 5.6% Market Share TO GROW 71 2020 ACROSS NEW 201 7 BANKS 0 2.4 4 5 10 TOTAL CUSTOMER # OF PRODUCT INSTALLS & COUNT FY18 FY18 71 172 UP-SELL / X- FY17 69 FY17 163 SELL TO FY1

  124. Slide 124: Our Leadership Journey

    Our Leadership Journey  Analyst Corner & Awards  iGTB Oxford School of Transaction Banking  Our Customer NPS Stories –Strong Execution driving WIN for our Customers  Leadership Team –Enabling the Success 15

  125. Slide 125: Awards & Recognition

    Awards & Recognition 25 Sep 2016 22 Jul 2016 17 May 2017 11 Sep 2017 Al Carpetto top story in Financial IT Herber de Ruijter cover story in Global Finance 25 Sep 2016 Manish Maakan featured in Treasury & Cash Management Who’s Who 26 Jul 2016 1 Sep 2016 25 Sep 2016 Phil Cantor on cover & featured in

  126. Slide 126: iGTB Oxford School of Transaction Banking

    Average Session Now Rating over 50 4.3/5.0 senior INAUGARAL SESSION alumni 13-15 July 2016 Ted Roosevelt SECOND SESSION 26-28 April 2017 Andrew England NEXT SESSION 14-16 Feb 2018.

  127. Slide 127: Industry Solutions

    How Some Businesses Have Benefitted INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS 18

  128. Slide 128: How Some Businesses Have Benefitted

    How Some Businesses Have Benefitted Shipping Airline School Oil & Gas Entertainment Paint Insurance FMCG 19

  129. Slide 129: iGTB Leadership Team

    iGTB LEADERSHIP TEAM MANISH MAAKAN UPPILI SRINIVASAN MICHEL JACOBS PHIL CANTOR K SRINIVASAN ANDREW ENGLAND Chief Executive OfficerChief Operations Officer Global Sales Head, Chief Marketing Officer Business Head Director , Head of Head of Payments Emerging Markets 27 YRS 25 YRS Strategy 40 YRS INTEL

  130. Slide 130: The Contextual Revolution

    THE CONTEXTUAL REVOLUTION Cash management’s answer to Amazon and Siri Michel Jacobs | Herber De Ruijter

  131. Slide 131: Contextual Banking Experience (CBX)

    All firms, from SME to multinationals Banks want to be fully digital, drive in every industry, want to buy and higher self-service adoption, remain Sell, safely, have the funds to buy and the principal banker of their customers, invest the proceeds of sale wisely. and upsell and cross-sell their Off

  132. Slide 132: Copyright and confidentiality notice

    © 2015, Intellect Design Arena Limited. All rights reserved. These materials are confidential and proprietary to Intellect and no part of these materials should be reproduced, published in any form by any means, electronic or mechanical including photocopy or any information storage or retrieval sys

  133. Slide 133: Investor meeting

    Investor meeting www.intellectseec.com

  134. Slide 134: Ten years from now, when we look back at Big Data

    Ten years from now, when we look back at how this era of Big Data evolved... We will be stunned at how uninformed we used to be when we made decisions - Billy Bosworth, DataStax CEO (2015) 2

  135. Slide 135: Disruption Happens: Aim 10x not 10%

    Disruption Happens Aim 10x (Exponential) not 10% (Linear) Linear “Cars with Computers” • Looks contemporary • Built on new technology • BUT gets outdated every 7 years • Expensive to run and maintain S Class 2016 Fully autonomous vehicles Tesla 2016 S Class 1980 • Electric & partially autonomous • N

  136. Slide 136: Insurance is being disrupted!

    Insurance is being disrupted! 1 2 3 4 Non Non Smart New Traditional Traditional Machines Paradigms Competition People • IoT • Blockchain/Smart Contracts • Social Insurance (Crowd • Data Science instead of • Drones sourced) Actuaries • New Risks appear/killing • Big Data & AI others • Non-Insurance e

  137. Slide 137: AI and Big Data are changing End User Technology

    AI and Big Data are profoundly changing End User Technology 5

  138. Slide 138: We Saw Some Big Systematic Industry Problems

    We Saw Some Big Systematic Industry Problems ? 70% ||||| 30-40% ON LOW-VALUE STRUCTURED DATA INSURERS KNOW COST TO ONLY TOUCH TASKS NOT ENOUGH TO ANALYZE VERY LITTLE ABOUT A CUSTOMER AND ASSESS RISKS THEIR INSURED 1-2 TIMES INSURANCE TOMORROW INSURANCE TODAY Reactive . Impersonal . Intermediated 10x

  139. Slide 139: 'Modern' Insurance Technology: Its already outdated

    ‘Modern’ Insurance Technology Its already outdated ! 7

  140. Slide 140: Insurance is still stuck in the past paradigms

    Insurance is still stuck in the past paradigms Insurance Digitize a “Paper” process – Enough to know someone like Mercy of the Rating models are based policy centric, get enough you “homogenous large intermediary and on to rate, quote and issues pools” the dreaded forms backward, predominantl y inte

  141. Slide 141: Exponential Insurance: The Way It Should Be

    Exponential Insurance: The Way It Should Be Customer Intermediary Insurer Solutions for what I need, 10X productivity, acting Expense ratio of no more than 5% customized and priced for as a true advisor, with me zero paperwork Loss Ratios improve by 10% 3) Underwrite for future risk propensity for 1

  142. Slide 142: We rebuilt all our products in the last 3 years

    We rebuilt all our products in the last 3 years because Enterprise Technology has changed fundamentally AI Based Decisioning Big Unstructured Data Vs. Deterministic Rules based Over Little Internal Data Agility over Fitment Algorithms over Transaction Cloud over In-premise Mobile over Web Multi-Tena

  143. Slide 143: Addictive engagement x Intelligent Decisions

    = x Addictive engagement Intelligent Decisions = 11

  144. Slide 144: The Digital Transformation Imperative

    The Digital Transformation Imperative !!! Challenges • Limited penetration of D2C • Low Agent Productivity • Regulatory Pressure • Fast Pace end user technology evolution • User Experience expectations • Need for frequent product changes • Automated self service and anywhere – anytime experience 12

  145. Slide 145: One Platform to meet your digital objectives

    Our Solution: One Platform to meet your digital objectives MULTI CHANNEL Advisor, Customer, Service Center MULTI DEVICE Tablet, phone & Web DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE PLATFORM MULTI PRODUCTS CRM PAS CLAIMS BILLING (LIFE, SUPPLEMENTAL, PENSI ONS, TRAVEL & MORE) 13

  146. Slide 146: Intellect Distribution & Service Suite

    Intellect Distribution & Service Suite 7 Apps : Multi Channel, Multi Products, Multi Device DISTRIBUTION SERVICE LEAD CLOSER NEEDS QUOTE AND E-APP PROFILE CUSTOMER PRODUCT ANALYSIS ILLUSTRATION MANAGEMENT SERVICING LAUNCHER Only insurance- Product and Price/Compare Multi-line 360 Degree View Digital

  147. Slide 147: Seamless Integration to 40+ systems

    Seamless Integration to 40+ systems Policy Admin CRM Telephony Document IAM Agency Management management 15

  148. Slide 148: Technology Designed for…

    Technology Designed for… User Experience (UX) Configurability Architecture & Design User Centric Theming Single page application Responsive design Dynamic and reflexive forms architecture with hybrid web Single code base: mobile Rules based business logic API based – 180+ pre built and web Customiza

  149. Slide 149: Granular set of APIs for digital framework

    Based on a granular set of APIs which make it very suitable to drive a cross enterprise digital framework App Example of APIs Personal Details Family Details Income Details Assert Details Expense Details Liability Details FNA Goal Details Goal Mapping Recommendation Risk information Delete Need Anal

  150. Slide 150: Business Benefits for the insurance carrier

    Business Benefits for the insurance carrier Reduce operating costs Speed of Product & Competitiveness channel Introduction 18

  151. Slide 151: Addictive engagement x Intelligent Decisions

    = x Addictive engagement Intelligent Decisions = 19

  152. Slide 152: Artificial Intelligence: 4 Vs

    Artificial Intelligence : 4 Vs Volume Velocity Variety Veracity 20

  153. Slide 153: Quantity and Quality of Risk Data is Exploding!

    Quantity and Quality of Risk Data is Exploding! 21

  154. Slide 154: Wearables

    Wearables Bracelets Glasses Smart watch • Wearables WILL transform health and medicine, fitness, aging, education, gaming , finance, home and work automation, and many more • Wearable market predicted to exceed $6 billion in 2016 and $30 billion by 2020 • By 2020, Smart Clothing Shipments Will Surpa

  155. Slide 155: Gadgets will monitor your health

    Gadgets will monitor your health and tell you more about person’s lifestyle than any medical exam Sensory Fitness Socks- sensors Continuous Glucose Monitoring- Smart clothing monitors biometric communicate with Bluetooth- powered anklet monitors and retrospectively review data on muscle activity, br

  156. Slide 156: Big Data Examples: Building Services

    Big Data Examples : Building Services • I would like to know if any if Gaffney’s • I would like to know if Lawrence's Commercial Roofers has been providing Plumbing currently has insurance high risk services for Heritage roofing (amount and carrier) for Thermal using http://www.nfrc.co.uk/ Heating u

  157. Slide 157: Unstructured Big Data Examples: Food and Entertainment

    Unstructured Big Data Examples : Food and Entertainment • I would like to see if my local restaurant • I would like to know if Puddy’s Pub Cornwell’s Fish and Chip shop is also also provides Adult Entertainment serving alcohol using Yelp Reviews when on the side using timeout.com they are not licens

  158. Slide 158: Unstructured Big Data Examples: Commercial Motor

    Unstructured Big Data Examples : Commercial Motor • I would like to know if any of the truck models at McBurnie’s Long Haul truck •I would like to see how many time Bristol Bus have safety recall incidents using Drivers have let their drivers work more than TheTrucker.com 8hrs a day via municipal da

  159. Slide 159: Unstructured Big Data Examples: Industrial and Property Safety

    Unstructured Big Data Examples: Industrial and Property Safety • I would like to know how many time the Nest Smoke • I would like to connect with my OnDemand Assessor and Carbon Monoxide Alarm has gone off for (https://wegolook.com/) and see if the new fire Mansell’s Paper Factory by requesting acce

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  161. Slide 161: Big Data: Fundamental Change in Approach

    Big Data : Fundamental Change in Approach Traditional Approach Big Data Approach Process Form Observe Observe Identify Form Confirm Theory Data Data Pattern Theory Analytical Descriptive Diagnostic Predictive Prescriptive Technique Analytics Analytics Analytics Analytics Outcome Hindsight Foresight

  162. Slide 162: Risk Analyst for Commercial Insurance

    Risk Analyst for Commercial Insurance 30

  163. Slide 163: Alerts to an Underwriter before underwriting a risk

    and provide all the relevant alerts to an Underwriter that they should consider before underwriting a risk…

  164. Slide 164: Portfolio and renewals analysis across hundreds of factors

    … or to analyze a complete portfolio or set of renewals across hundreds of factors based on unstructured/external data sources

  165. Slide 165: Our Vision: Commercial Insurance Underwriting

    Our Vision : Commercial Insurance Underwriting Manual Assisted Supervised Automated • 2x Underwriting • 5x Underwriting • 10x Productivity Productivity Productivity • 2x Growth • 2% Loss Ratio ↓ • 5% Loss Ratio ↓ • 10 – 15% NCOR ↓ • 0.5% Expense Ratio ↓ • 1 – 2% Expense Ratio ↓ 33

  166. Slide 166: Major analyst recognitions

    Major analyst recognitions Intellect SEEC's Underwriting Workstation among Early Adopters of AI in Insurance Underwriting features. Risk Analyst is one of the leading Predictive Analytics Solutions for US P/C Insurers. Risk Analyst rated the strongest in its ability to synthesize internal carrier da

  167. Slide 167: Major analyst recognitions

    Major analyst recognitions One of the top four vendors globally in the report, ‘Hype Cycle for P&C Insurance, 2016 Intellect SEEC featured for IT initiatives undertaken by LIC, one of the world's largest insurers. 35

  168. Slide 168: Addictive engagement x Intelligent Decisions

    = x Addictive engagement Intelligent Decisions = 36

  169. Slide 169: Making Disruption happen: The Technology 'HOW'

    Making Disruption happen : The Technology ‘HOW’ Traditional Exponential Information Structured Little Data Big Data Analysis Historical Statistical Predictive Risk Propensity Actuarial Models Decision Deterministic Rules Contextual AI x In Premise, Siloed, Policy Account Centric Core Provisioning ce

  170. Slide 170: Applications built on Big Data/AI/Cloud Native platform

    Our applications are built on a Big Data/AI/Cloud Native platform and even allow you to quickly build your own apps leveraging these capabilities COMMON APPS PRE-POLICY APPS POST-POLICY APPS NEW APPS INTELLECT SEEC SERVICE PLATFORM UI Engineering Utils API Gateway Rules Big Data Workflow Traditional

  171. Slide 171: User Experience: Consumer

    User Experience : Consumer 39

  172. Slide 172: Conversational UI: AI, Big Data, Voice & Gesture Control, AR

    Conversational UI : AI, Big Data, Voice &Gesture Control, AR 40

  173. Slide 173: Prestigious industry recognitions

    Prestigious industry recognitions Winner of Celent's 2017 Model Insurer of The Year For its use of AI through Intellect Risk Analyst. 41

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