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Download PDF 1191 KB 09.18.17 WorldQuant Perspectives TheThe AsianAsian FintechFintech RevolutionRevolution By Igor Tulchinsky and Richard Hu Financial technology is transforming Asia’s economy and capital markets, and preparing the region to be a dominant force in the coming decades. WorldQuant, LLC 1700 East Putnam Ave. Third Floor Old Greenwich, CT 06870 www.weareworldquant.com WorldQuant The Asian Fintech Revolution Perspectives 09.18.17 THE FINTECH REVOLUTION HAS REACHED CRITICAL MASS IN At WorldQuant, LLC, we have witnessed Asia’s fintech revolution Asia. India has seen the total value of digital wallet transactions firsthand. WorldQuant opened a research office in Beijing ten skyrocket from $180 million in 2012–2013 to $7.5 billion in years ago. Today, WorldQuant has offices all over the region — 2015–2016, and the monthly number of transactions increase in China, India, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and more than 400 percent in just the past year. In China, online Vietnam — which are home to more than half of WorldQuant’s payments now account for 38 percent of all settlements, led 600-plus employees, as well as an affiliated office in Hong Kong. by Ant Financial Services Group’s Alipay and Tencent’s Tenpay. WorldQuant’s research offices in Asia have been critical to its Fintech also is remaking Singapore, home to 200 banks with success as a quantitative asset management firm, creating assets of more than $2 trillion: Global financial institutions like millions of alphas — algorithms or mathematical models Citigroup, DBS Bank, Mastercard, OCBC Bank and Wells Fargo & that, in combination with historical data, seek to predict future Co. are launching (or already have launched) innovation labs and movements of securities and various financial instruments accelerators in the island city-state. — which its portfolio managers then use to construct their investment strategies. In the coming decades, financial technology will play a central role in Asia’s economic growth. We have started to see a surge Formula for Prosperity in venture capital (VC) funding in the region’s fintech space, and that is just the beginning. The rise in automation, the emergence The importance of financial technology — and the recent of new payment tools, growth in the number of financial services excitement surrounding it — were anticipated more than 45 years providers and the creation of terabytes of consumer data are ago by Michael Milken when he created his prosperity formula. According to Milken, financial technology acts as a multiplier on opening huge opportunities for entrepreneurs and the venture the total value of human capital (HC), social capital (SC) and real capitalists that fund them. Banking will be affected as robust assets (RA) in the equation that governs prosperity: automated systems replace traditional manual systems to cater to Asia’s vast population. Credit will be redefined, with fast access Prosperity = FT (HC + SC + RA) to credit for all; the asset management and insurance industries also will witness a radical change. Over the next 20 years, we In the 1970s and ’80s, when Milken was running the high-yield- believe Asia will overtake the U.S. and Europe as home to the debt business at investment bank Drexel Burnham Lambert, world’s largest financial markets. financial technology was used to create things like collateralized loan and bond obligations. Today, what has become known as fintech is largely focused on digital technologies, many of which would not have been possible without the enormous growth The rise in automation, of the Internet and the ubiquity of smartphones and other “ the emergence of new mobile devices. payment tools, growth in Digitalization is transforming Asia’s banking industry, allowing the number of financial people to open new accounts in just minutes — a process that in the past could take as long as two weeks in some countries. services providers and the Investing in fintech has provided Asian banks with a cost-effective creation of terabytes of way to connect to new customers and gain market share in locations where the physical distribution of banking services is consumer data are opening limited, helping to reduce the world’s unbanked population by huge opportunities for 20 percent, from 2.5 billion to 2 billion, between 2011 and 2016. (India saw its bank account penetration increase from 35 percent entrepreneurs and the to nearly 60 percent during that period.) Still, with more than venture capitalists half of the world’s unbanked population residing in Asia, there’s that fund them. a huge opportunity for fintech to deepen financial inclusion in the developing world, opening the door to greater access to financial ” services. This should act as a lever for further economic growth. Copyright © 2017 WorldQuant, LLC WorldQuant Perspectives September 2017 2 WorldQuant The Asian Fintech Revolution Perspectives 09.18.17 Fintech has the potential to reshape Asia’s credit ecosystem. In contrast to the U.S., where firms began tracking consumer creditworthiness more than a century ago, credit bureaus are Digitalization is relatively new to Asia, even in highly developed regions. Hong “transforming Asia’s banking Kong’s only consumer credit agency has been operating since 1982; Singapore’s credit bureau was formed in 2002. As a result industry, allowing people of the lack of transactional data, credit ratings often are imperfect to open new accounts in in Asia and access to credit is highly restricted. Nonetheless, just minutes — a process the region offers the largest testing ground to understand how supplemental information like social media, e-commerce that in the past could take and other mobile and Internet data — representing about one as long as two weeks zettabyte (909 million terabytes) per year, and growing — can be in some countries. used to predict creditworthiness. ” Path to Adoption Asia’s performance has been powered by 15 percent year-over- We’re at an inflection point in Asia, with start-ups and nonbanking year growth in Internet users; more than 1.5 billion people in financial institutions taking the lead in providing credit in various the region use social media on a daily basis (95 percent of them areas, including online purchases, loans to small- and medium- via mobile devices). Asia’s fintech adoption is partly driven by size enterprises, and peer-to-peer lending. China already is the financial innovation by tech players in adjacent sectors (think largest P2P lender in the world, with outstanding loans of $66 Alibaba Group Holding, parent of Ant Financial), a flexible working environment and easy access to capital. Asian governments are billion — less than 10 percent of the country’s overall loan market. putting a huge emphasis on entrepreneurship through initiatives India, Indonesia and Singapore are getting into P2P lending at a like Startup India, South Korea’s TIPS (Accelerator Investment- rapid pace, attracting huge investments from VC firms. These new Driven Tech Incubator Program for Startup) and the Chinese financial services companies are fast, agile and easily accessible. government’s launch of a $6.5 billion fund for start-ups. Last year, It wouldn’t be surprising if by 2037 these alternative lending venture capital firms invested $22 billion in Asia, with $8.4 billion sources hold a major share of the credit market in Asia, displacing earmarked for fintech. Although North America remains the VC conventional banks. capital of the world, accounting for two thirds of all funding, we expect venture capital flows to Asia to dominate the market over Though traditionally it has embraced technology at a slower the next 20 years. pace than the U.S. and Europe, Asia is on the path to becoming the leader in fintech adoption. China and India topped global The fintech revolution is powering an evolution in Asia’s capital consulting firm EY’s 2017 FinTech Adoption Index, with rates of 69 markets and the asset management industry. The region is percent and 52 percent, respectively, compared with an average already home to four of the world’s ten largest equity exchanges, adoption rate of 32.8 percent for the 20 countries surveyed. and we expect it to overtake the U.S. and Europe to become the world’s largest capital market by 2037. A particularly powerful driver for the current and future volume within equity markets will be algorithmic trading, which is fueled by vast amounts of data, We’re at an inflection and improvements in artificial intelligence will eventually lead to “ point in Asia, with the commonplace use of robo-advisers. With the aid of machine start-ups and nonbanking learning, companies in Asia will be able to use Big Data to better understand their customers and offer hundreds of highly tailored financial institutions products, seamlessly integrated into smartphones. These new taking the lead in providing players will shape the wealth management industry of the future. In China, Ant Financial’s money market fund, Yu’e Bao, already has credit in various areas. more than 150 million investors and Lufax has thousands of funds ” on its online financial marketplace. Copyright © 2017 WorldQuant, LLC WorldQuant Perspectives September 2017 3 WorldQuant The Asian Fintech Revolution Perspectives 09.18.17 Fintech should reap the benefit. According to EY, nearly half of all 25- to 34-year-olds use fintech — the highest adoption rate With the aid of machine among the age groups the firm surveyed. (The 35-44 segment was next highest, with a 41 percent adoption rate.) This is “ learning, companies creating a fast-growing cohort of healthier, wealthier, more in Asia will be able to active and more mobile Asian adults — that is, highly tech-savvy human capital. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and use Big Data to better Development forecasts that two thirds of the world’s middle-class understand their customers population will be based in Asia by 2030.
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