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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

ANDHRA PRADESH
Name : Raja Sekhar Koduru
Designation : Lecturer In CCP
Branch : Commercial & Computer Practice
Institute : Govt. Polytechnic For Women,
Kakinada, E.G. District
Year / Semester : 3rd Year – VI Semester
Subject Coce : Ccp-604(b)
Topic : Customer Services Offered By Bank
Duration : 50 Mts.
Sub Topic : Need For Networking
Teaching Aids : Power Point & Pictures
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Recap
 In the session we have learnt about
E-Banking services

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Objectives:

 On completion of this topic you


will be able to
 Explain the advantages of E-
Banking
 List the Challenges and risks of
E-banking

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Structure

 E-Banking challenges
 Benefits to the customers
 E-Banking Risks
 Risks-Remedial steps
 Summary
 Quiz

 Assignment

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Known to Unknown
1. Do you know the usage of Computers
and internet in Banking

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E- Banking - Challenges

 What are basic requirements of E-


Banking?
 Computerization of Banks
 Internet Connectivity
 Internet security
 Standardized software
 Standardized hardware

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E- Banking

 E-Banking Challenges to Banks


 According to the Committee on Technology
upgradation in the Banking Sector (1999), Indian
Banks face the following challenges on the E-
banking front
 Need for standardization of hardware, operating
systems, systems software, application software
to facilitate interconnectivity of systems across
branches

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E- Banking

 Need for high levels of Internet security.


 Need for a technology plan with periodical up-
gradation
 Need for business process re-engineering.
 Need to address the issue of human relations in
a computerized environment.
 Sharing of technology experiences

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E- Banking
Need for communication and net- working
 Use of networks which would facilitate centralized
databases and distributed processing
 Computer security audit is an activity which is
one of the best tools available for combating
computer crime

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E- Banking - Benefits

Benefits to customers
 More convenience in transacting business
 Better knowledge of state of accounts
 Wider range products/services available to
the customers

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E- Banking - Benefits

Benefits to customers
 Possible lower cost of accessing
banking services
 Access to virtual services in locations
beyond the bank’s normal operating
base through the mechanism of
shared network

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E- Banking - Benefits

Benefits to banks & suppliers


 Large number of satisfied customers
 Higher retention rate as regards loyalty
 Possibility of attracting new customers

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E- Banking - Benefits

Benefits to banks & suppliers


 More scope of offer differential services
 Greater opportunity to cross-sell
 Opportunity for expanding banks’ operational
base by participation in shared networks

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E- Banking - Benefits

Benefits to banks & supplier


 Opportunity for cost saving in developing
technology initiatives through participation in
shared networks.
 Opportunity for banks to deliver a dynamic
range of virtual financial services

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E- Banking - Benefits

Benefits to banks & suppliers


 Opportunity for banks to offer services at a
lower cost
 Revenue potential through higher customer
service charges

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E- Banking - Benefits

 Better customer relationship management


 Increase the volume of business done by the
existing staff
 Reduced the cost in developing system through
sharing technology network
 Better quality of services to customer and higher
customer retention rate.

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E- Banking - Benefits

 It ensures accuracy of the work and prevents


clerical errors and omissions.
 Strengthening retail banking base.
 Timely flow of information to the branch network
located all over world.
 More secrecy is observed as compared to
manual file system.

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E- Banking - Risks

Risks
 Migration from paper based payment
system to electronic (and other) systems,
which is taking place at a fast pace also
exposes bank to the risk of frauds

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E- Banking - Risks

Risks
 In order to tackle the above menace, the banking
system should develop the regulatory, control
and supervision over these frauds.
 Banks have to take the best possible risk control
measures.

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E- Banking - Risks

Risks
 Banks should ensure that adequate risk
reduction mechanisms are in place
before any new system is in place
 Large-scale adoption of technology also
has many challenges to be overcome.

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E- Banking - Risks

Risks-Remedial Steps
 As part of efforts towards facilitating
inter-bank communications, the RBI
would provide standardized message
formats for all applications of bank

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Summary

Today consumers demand more financial


services, 24 hour access and remote
access
 They require their financial activities to fit
into their busy schedules without
disrupting them.
 The E-Banking provide effective enabling
technologies.

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Summary
Customers can interact with a bank at all
hours, from home, office or on the road and
perform almost any transaction.
 E-banking offers tremendous benefits for
both the bank as well as customers.
 The cost banking services is considerably
reduced.

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Summary

Security is especially important in any


business where money is the principal
‘commodity’ being moved
 The security of E-banking is one of the
key issues discussed by banking
consortiums and technology forms and
there are solutions available now

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Quiz

Tick the correct answers


2. Basic requirements of e- Banking
a) Computerization of Banks
b) Internet connections
c) Standard hardware and software
d) All of the above

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Assignment

1. Briefly explain the advantages of E-


Banking to the customers.(4 marks)
2. Explain the advantages of E-Banking to
the Banks.(4 marks)

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