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 From Open Banking to Open X  Modern banking maturity levels




                                                                                       Product
 Even though Open Banking has yet to reach maturity, the financial services industry is entering   3
 a new phase of innovation – one we call “Open X” – where all players will leverage data and   Experience
 create a shared marketplace.

 Marked by data-sharing and collaboration between FS and non-FS firms, the Open X era will      Sharing Economy - APIS, Information, Infrastructure  Ownership  Assets
 see banks embed themselves seamlessly into the customer journey and holistically address   2  4  OPEN
                                                                                         X
 their customers’ needs.                                                Shared Access               Data

 The advent of Open X is being driven by four fundamental shifts:
                            Traditional Banking                                       Build/Buy
 Prioritizing  customer experience over products
                                                                                      Partner
    Strategically leveraging data, thereby making it a critical asset   1

 Partnering with ecosystem players, instead of internally developing products or
    buying capabilities  Source: Capgemini Financial Services Analysis, 2019

    Sharing access, as opposed to solely owning assets and capabilities
                  API monetization models – banks' view vs. FinTechs' view (%), 2019
 Applied Programming Interfaces (APIs) will be key to success in Open X, which will require
 ecosystem players to broadly adopt open APIs for enabling the four fundamental shifts. Banks   59.5%
 are already leveraging open APIs, with nearly 89% of banks using them for collaborating with   Revenue-sharing model  70.0%
 FinTech firms. Moreover, external API sharing is rapidly picking up, with 66% of banks                  DIRECT
 indicating that they share APIs with trusted partners (and approximately 27% planning to   API access fee  45.7%
 share APIs within a year). In this environment, API standardization is crucial to help reduce   (call, subscription, transaction)  55.0%
 fraud, improve interoperability between systems and increase scalability.     44.8%
                      Actionable data and insights
 Additionally, banks will see success in Open X by switching from direct API monetization   40.0%
 models where incremental income is tied to specific transaction to indirect API   35.3%
 monetization models. This will offer additional ways to create revenue, including referred   Referred business/Sales lead  45.0%  INDIRECT
 business, brand uplift, and actionable data models that help expand distribution channels,
 amplify a company’s brand and improve cross-selling opportunities to improve the customer   Brand uplift/Product promotion  21.6%  35.0%
 experience.
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 WATCH THE VIDEO                                     Banks’ view  FinTechs’ view
                  Note:   The percentage represents the FinTech and banking executives who have given a rating of 6 or 7 on a scale of 1–7 for
 The financial services industry is     each of the API monetization models.
 shifting from open banking to an  Question: What do you think would be the most feasible model to monetize APIs for your firm?
 impending phase we call Open X.  Source:   Capgemini Financial Services Analysis, 2019; 2019 WFTR – Banking and FinTech Executive Interview Survey.
 View the World FinTech Report
 2019 video to learn how banks   VIEW THE INFOGRAPHIC
 and FinTechs can thrive in
 this Open X shared marketplace.
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