MIS 3090: IT for Financial Services
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MIS 3090:
IT for Financial Services
Web-Enabled, Pervasive
Brokerage Services
August 6, 2012
Source Articles…
“Web-enabled Transformation of the
Brokerage Industry”
CACM 2002
“Emerging Business Models for Mobile
Brokerage Services”
CACM 2004
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“Web-enabled Transformation of
the Brokerage Industry”
New business models are emerging as
brokerage industry experiments with
emerging Internet technologies
Internet and deregulation are main agents of
industry change
Information dissemination
Interactivity
Mass customization
Collaboration
Transactional support
Application and information integration
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General Trends in Industry
Increasingly virtual
24/7 access
Faster, better, cheaper
Increasingly global
Increasingly wireless, ubiquitous
Better interfaces and integration
Better networks and databases
Increasingly knowledgeable users
August 6, 2012 5/20
Business Model Types
Analysis of 179 firms including
brokerages
73 firms didn’t offer online brokerage
services
67 Internet and full-service brokerages
Study showed 4 distinct business models
3 click and mortar, 1 click-only
August 6, 2012 6/20
Business Model Types
Inquiry Model
Layered Model
Discount Model
E-Broker
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Brokerage Models - Inquiry
A. G. Edwards type
Click and mortar
Designed for account management and
hands-off users
No on-line trading
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Brokerage Models - Layered
ML, Goldman, Morgan- Stanly
Click and mortar
Alternative service options (see ML case)
Strengths? Weaknesses?
August 6, 2012 9/20
Brokerage Models - Discount
Schwab, CSFBdirect, Fidelity, TD
Waterhouse
Click and mortar
Provide resources to clients
Disintermediate brokers
Discount commissions
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Brokerage Models – E-Broker
Click only – Ameritrade, Datek, E-Trade,
Free-trade, Brokerage America
Developed exclusively for the self-
directed investor
Focused on fast and inexpensive trade
execution
August 6, 2012 11/20
“Emerging Business Models for
Mobile Brokerage Services (MBS)”
Business models focused specifically on
mobile arena (MEC)
Major trend in society
Convergence of web and wireless technologies
Extending conventional Web-based services with
MEC to spawn a new wave of innovation
Brokerage firms struggling to differentiate
themselves
What are the new business models?
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Wireless trading or MBS
Not totally new
Internet-based MBS is newer version
Attractive because of
Ubiquity
Localization – very new
Wireless trends??
Challenges include:
Requires additional components
Mobile gateway, wireless transport, wireless apps, mobile
devices…too many competing standards
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Mobile Devices
Web-enabled mobile phones
Sony, Motorola, Nokia
PDAs
Palm, IPAQ, PocketPC
Two-way pagers
RIM Blackberry
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MEC Business Models
101 brokerage firms in 2002 study
80 did not offer MBS
Basic – uniform pricing, vertical platform
SieberNet
Preference – uniform pricing, multi-platform
Ameritrade
Incentive – multiple pricing, vertical platform
Fidelity
Elastic – multiple pricing, multi-platform support
Schwab, E-Trade
N.B.: 25% of wired services supported in MBS
August 6, 2012 15/20
Schwab Case Discussion
Background – Key innovations
Use of IT
Channel conflicts?
Changes in business model?
Role of RIAs?
Web portals?
Enhancements with Web 2.0?
August 6, 2012 16/20
For Next Class…
Read
− FleetBoston case
August 6, 2012 17/20
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