Overview
Oliver Wyman’s 24th installment of the State of Financial Services Industry report examines the dramatic value shifts taking place in the financial services industry. Growth of capital-intensive risk intermediation services has slowed, while investors and companies are pouring money into capital-light services linked to data, technology, and infrastructure. Over the last decade, incumbent players such as banks, insurance companies, and asset managers have shrunk as a proportion of the total – from 90% of the industry value 10 years ago to about 65% of the industry value today. As a result, a new, wider financial services industry has emerged.
Join us at this breakfast briefing to discuss:
- What are the most significant value shift drivers in the financial services industry today?
- What can we expect from the FITs (financial infrastructure and technology companies) going forward, and will they continue to take a larger share of value creation?
- What does this shift in value mean for financial institutions in Southeast Asia?
- What are the opportunities for financial institutions and FITs to collaborate and create value together?
Please reach out to your Oliver Wyman contact for an exclusive invitation to this event.
Speakers
- Ted Moynihan, Global Head of Financial Services, Oliver Wyman
- Seo Young Lee, Head of South East Asia, Oliver Wyman
- Tek Yew Chia, Head of Insurance, Asia Pacific, and Vice Chairman, Singapore, Oliver Wyman
- Ashish Shastry, Co-Head of Private Equity for Asia Pacific & Head of Southeast Asia, KKR
- Connie Chan, Managing Director, Investment, Temasek
- Naveen Mallela, Global Head of Coin Systems, Onyx by J.P. Morgan