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Page 1: Bankless Banking
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P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

9 July 2007

Bankless banking?

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Introduction – Storeless stores

“P2P at banking is about people who lend each other

money through the Internet.”

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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P2P Technology Examples

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

Music Movies Softwares

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P2P Lending Networks

Zone of Possible Agreement

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

Game changers

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Game changers / Potential industry disruptors

“Any industry making a huge profit margin off its customers is a good candidate for disruption.”

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Why YOU should know….

Zopa is coming

to Italy!

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Zopa Facts

Default rate 0.05% 170, 000+ members after 2 years

Cheapest loans in the UK, no early repayment penalty

Great financial return – 30% better return than leaving money with ING Direct (leading direct savings bank)

Now being copied in US, Germany, Canada, Denmark, Holland and Italy

eBay, Virgin and Facebook have all entered the Social Lending market in the last 2 months

Zopa getting ready to launch in the US and franchising elsewhere

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Is it appealing to the market?

74%

Consumers would consider borrowing online through a ‘social lending’ community

rather than a high street bank.

43% - 69%people felt that the interest charged on borrowing

from high street banks was not fair in comparison to the interest rate received on savings and investments.

64%General bankers said that they had received charges from their principle bank which they felt were unfair

or unreasonable

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

No wonders awards…..

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Awards (Winning criteria’s)

Best Internet Project 2007Neil Taylor, The Banker - "What really impressed the judges was Zopa’s switch from ‘non-commercial’ to ‘regulated’ credit agreements in June 2006. By using new technology Zopa was able to deliver an unmatched level of real time service bringing borrowers and lenders together in a very robust risk-management environment."

Best Banking/Bill-Paying Website 2007David-Michel Davies, Executive Director of The Webby Awards – “Zopa's selection as winner is a testament to the skill, ingenuity and vision of its creators.”

"The peer-to-peer answer to the high margins

of traditional banking.”

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

Connecting lenders and borrowers

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Matchmaking lenders with borrowers – dating website?

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

Web 2.0?

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Let’s recap!

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Web 2.0 Technology Driven

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Collaborators and Investors

Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group has taken a majority stake

in Massachusetts-based CircleLending, a provider of loan

administration services that specialises in managing loans between relatives and friends. The investment will form the foundation for a new Virgin-branded financial services

offering in the US.

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Motivation: Users create content

Each day, for instance, volunteers create close to 10, 000 articles for the online encyclopaedia Wikipedia.

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Community circle of trust in Circle Lending

So how does the user content work?

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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The Social Lending market

..just like eBay, price comparison websites, amazon and Linkedin

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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The Social Lending market

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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The Social Lending market

Internet competent

Financially savvy

Stimulated by risk-taking

“Mini-preneur”Desire control,

uniqueness and autonomy

Niche Mass

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Why Social Lending?

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Importance of Trust in Banks

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Trust

‘Banking is fundamentally a business of trust. If we don’t have our customers’ trust, we won’t

have their business.’

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Financial return, saving, risks and rewards

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction So let’s recap…..

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‘And the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts’

(Shakespeare, As You Like It, c.1559).

Conclusion: Yesterday’s Today

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

The opportunities for communication are not only vast but also enable people to construct personally meaningful identities.

These ‘selves’ are fragmented and multiple, allowing people to have a ‘distributed presence’ as they construct different selves

in different ‘windows’ at the same time.

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Conclusion: Yesterday’s Today

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

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Conclusion: Yesterday’s Today

P2P Banking

Game changers

Zopa Facts

Social Lending

Trust

Conclusion

Introduction

The SOCIAL LENDING community really care and want it to work, direct communicationswith our members are critical to successful development (e.g. blog, Bulletin Board, email etc) 

TRUST is earned in financial services through time, a trusted safe and secure marketplace is critical to success