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IDC Finance Technology Conference 20 Ekim 2016 FinTech İstanbul Platformu Prof. Dr. Selim YAZICI Co-Founder FinTech Istanbul @SelimYazici IDC Finance Technology Conference 20 Ekim 2016 Nedir bu FinTech? Girişimcilik dünyasında 2014 yılından beri en çok duyulan kelime: “FinTech” Bankacılık Sigortacılık “Finansal HİZMET” sağlamak için “TEKNOLOJİ” kullanımı ! Aracı Kurumlar FinTech Neden Gündemde? Finans dünyasına, dijitalleşme ile çözüm: “Yeniden Yapılanma” Dijital kanallardan anında; hızlı esnek bireysel çözümler sunar FinTech Neden Gündemde? “Dijital Dönüşüm” Dijital kanallardan anında; hızlı esnek bireysel çözümler sunar FinTech Finansal Hizmetler Dünyasını Yeniden Şekillendirecek “Korkunun Ecele Faydası Yok” • Önümüzdeki 5 yıl içinde global FinTech yatırımlarının 150 Milyar USD’yi aşması bekleniyor. • FinTech’ler %100 müşteri odaklı • Müşterinin çektiği acıyı biliyorlar • Yeni iş modelleri ile yeni ürün ve hizmetleri getiriyorlar • FinTech Startupları geleneksel şirketlerin işlerini tehdit edebilir • Blockchain Teknolojisi çok şeyi değiştirecek Çözüm: “Rekaberlik” Dünyada FinTech Sadece Aralık 2015’de 81 FinTech girişimi 1 milyar USD yatırım aldı. 894 224 Sadece Google, son 5 yılda 37 farklı FinTech 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 yatırımı yaptı Son 5 yılda FinTech odaklı girişim sermayesi (VC) sayısı Dünyada FinTech Yatırımları DEsignED BY POWERED BY PIERRE DREUX Fintech Landscape Banking & Payment (356) Investments (108) Financing (196) Insurance (82) Banking (54) P2P Lending (49) Banking Personal Finance Investment P&C Reinsurance (6) Platforms Mobile Virtual Banking (9) - Expense Related Platforms P2P - Business Lending (22) Insurance (22) Banking (23) P2P Lending - Consumer (27) Capital Banking Fiserv FIS Q2ebanking D3 Banking YellowPepper Simple Lendstar Banking Up Zenbanx Qapital ecoPayz (22) Solutions (23) (10) Seed MX Cobiscorp Avaloq BML Istisharat Craft Silicon IDEALINVENT Five Degrees Unwired Technisys Compte-Nickel NUMBER26 Cachet Boom Financial Koho Fidor Bank Monese mBank Atom Bank Starling Mondo Financial Nation Auxmoney Kiva Zopa Yooli Pret d’Union China Rapid SocietyOne Lending Works Afuenta Meili Jinrong Finexkap Funding Circle Lendio Jimubox Lendix LENDOPOLIS Able Finance Linxo SecondMarket Founders Circle Capital UNIQA SCOR Munich Re Nationwide Pet Embrace Pet Trupanion Insurance Diasoft Mambu Path Solutions Zafn D+H Centralway Temenos Raisin GmbH NextBank Holvi Etronika Osper Branch SureCash Nubank Peppermint Chime RocketBank Loot Pocopay Cashboard Numbrs Project Innovation LANDBAY Harmoney Smava LendKey PPDai Bondora Faircent Lending Club Prosper InstaPartners Dianrong Rong360 P2Binvestor Mintos Renrendai Assetz Capital StreetShares Technologies Meniga Zebit Squirrel Archer PrimeRevenue eShares Analyze Re Swiss Re Gen Re Petplan Pet FIGO Pet OneAssist Insurance Insurance Prestiamoci Smartika Lendify Lufax RateSetter Kubo BLender Orchard Upstart LoanBook LinkedFinance The Credit Mosaic Wanglibao Weijinsuo Financiero Platform Capital Junction Payments (302) MoneyForward Tink Splittable OneRent SprinkleBit IMatchative Insurance Data (3) The Zebra Esurance Driveway Software Payment Billing (20) Perfos Money MoneyBrilliant Stockpile Axial Market Asset Match Wallets (26) Platform (59) Dashboard TIO InforcePRO Captricity Apixio First Data Global Braintree Bango WePay Direct Lending (88) Corporation Payments Obillex Boku DaoPay Fortumo JunoTele Uber GuiaBolso Wacai Bankin eToro Pandat Finance investUP Direct Lending - Direct Lending - QGS Loop CashStar CyberSource Elavon Gumroad InstaMed Obopay VPay Limonetik Patientco Business (46) Consumer (42) Insurance Moula Liberis FastPay Lendable WeLab zipMoney FinanzCheck P2P Insurance (3) Payzone Vindicia Zuora mopay Aria Systems iVinci Health Transactis Infrastructure (9) ReadyForZero Money View BillGuard Savedo Interactive BullionVault Investor Softcard Gratafy Kuapay Buck Coins.ph Credorax Poynt inMediata Connect Your Prairie BlueFin UpLift Electronic Avalon Care Cloudware Payment Sys Payments Solutions Innoviti Fundation iwoca Qredits Better Finance Thinking MarketInvoice Fleximize Amicus Splitit BTCjam CommonBond EarlySalary Cumulus CircleBack Bread Dashu Finance Friendsurance Guevara Lemonade Group Capital Funding One97 ChargeBee Emergent WithMe Ingo Money Bill.com Paymobile Payments LearnVest SmartAsset Expensify Deposit Scalable OurCrowd Solutions Capital The Global FinTech Landscape SavingStar Inc. 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