Topics
The Right Belief: The richest VS the professional best (NLP)
The Build to Last concept : Best Organization not Product
The Business Model : Turn Key vs Package
The Sale Process
Building the Organization
(P d t / P / P l / P f i l B t)
(Product / Process / People / Professional Best)
5.
Mi i
Mi iTh B t R&D d S ft H f A t M t
Professional Best
Mission
Mission The Best R&D and Software House for Asset Management,
Treasury and Risk Management in Asia Pacific.
Founder
Founder Experienced Professional from Global Bank & Corporation.
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C d i l H ll f F ( SWP k 2008)
Credential
Credential • Hall of Fame ( SWPark 2008)
• Prime Minister National SME Award ( 2007)
• Best Financial Software (TICTA 2005 ‐ 6)
• FRIT PRIZE Award 2005 ( Nationwide IT Contest )
• Highest Market Share of Asset Management Software since 2004
Software Development / Training / Consulting
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• Class A Consulting Company by Ministry of Finance
• Local Hero (IDC USA – 2000)
• Risk Management Projects – BASEL II 2004‐6
Y2002
Services
Services Software Development / Training / Consulting
Services
Services
BONANZA
BONANZA
Boutique software house + Citibank Private Bank 's management concept
Functionalities : UserRequirements
Functionalities : User Requirements
CRM
CRM
@Risk
@Risk
Selling Agent
Selling Agent
CRM
CRM
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Investment
Investment
New Feature
New Feature
Bonanza
Bonanza
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Investment
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Options
FX
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Bonanza
Bonanza
Selling Agent
Selling Agent
Back Office
Back Office
Front Office
Front Office
Client
Client‐
‐Server
Server
Web App.
Web App.
SBL
SBL
Repo
Repo
Limit
Limit
Simulation
Simulation
CRM
CRM
Customer Profiles
Customer Profiles
Investment
Investment Bonanza @Risk
Bonanza @Risk
Dual Control
Dual Control
Futures
Futures
Swap
Swap
IOS
IOS
KYC
KYC
Core Asset Management
Core Asset Management Private Bank
Private Bank
Risk Management
Risk Management
Mutual Fund Boom
Mutual Fund Boom
8.
Functionalities : UserRequirements
Functionalities : User Requirements
IBM
Clustered System
Clustered System
IBM
Large Business
Large Business
Personal
Personal
Small & Medium
Small & Medium
Business
Business
•
• WebSphere
WebSphere
•
• Load Balancing
Load Balancing
•
• Window
Window2003
2003/Window XP
/Window XP
U i /Li
U i /Li
Personal
Personal
Computer
Computer
•
• Unix/Linux
Unix/Linux
•
• Web Service
Web Service
9.
Quality of Technology: Product Stability & Reliability
Quality of Technology : Product Stability & Reliability
Auditor
Auditor Daily Routine
SEC
SEC
Auditor
Auditor
In & External
In & External
• 16.30 Stock Market Closing
• 17.00 Bond Market Closing
• 18 00 NAV (End of Day)
Daily Routine
Net Asset Value
Net Asset Value
Calculation
Calculation
• 18.00 NAV (End of Day)
• 18.30 Confirm NAV with Trustee & Custody
Bank
• 19.00 Newspaper Close NAV Advertisement
• 20 00 Automatic Send Email to Customers
Trustee
Trustee Custody
Custody
• 20.00 Automatic Send Email to Customers
No of Fund : 1,089 Funds
Asset Under Management : USD 40,000 Millions
Unit Holders : 12 Millions
Trustee
Trustee Custody
Custody Unit Holders : 12 Millions
10.
CMMi : TheBackbone to Global Market
CMMi : The Backbone to Global Market
23
23%
% 50%
44%
Market Share
Market Share
44
44%
%
Bonanza
Bonanza
23
23%
%
In
In‐
‐house System
house System
& Others
& Others
40%
30%
30%
44%
40%
33%
33
33%
%
UK
UK
20%
10%
20%
Year
Year
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
Year
Year
Impact 12 Million Thais
Save Foreign Reserve 900+ Millions Baht (USD 30 Millions)
Asset Under Management USD 50,000 Millions
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Highest Market Share in Thailand (
Highest Market Share in Thailand (44
44%)
%)
11.
Marketing : Business& Financial Model/Strategy
Marketing : Business & Financial Model/Strategy
“…The Key Success of Software Development is
…The Key Success of Software Development is
to clearly understand the correct business
model. As a result, Bonanza Investment which is
an invention of Thai company guaranteed by
Th P i A d (FRIT P i ) h i d th
The Princess Award (FRIT Prize) has gained the
highest market share in Thailand in Asset
Management Application…”
CIO FORUM MAY 2006 Vol 37
CIO FORUM : MAY 2006 Vol.37
12.
Transformation of wealthmanagement
Transformation of wealth management
How to tap the Target Market ?
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Products sale force
Secrecy and asset preservation
Proprietary products
Investments focus
Trusted wealth advisor
Value added solutions
Open architecture
Full client balance sheet
Investments focus
Stocks and bonds
Transactional pricing
Off‐shore dominant
Full client balance sheet
Alternatives, derivatives, etc
Annuity pricing
On‐shore dominant
Off shore dominant
Fragmented
Research as generic service
Research paid through trading execution
On shore dominant
Consolidated
Research driving investment insights
Research paid explicitly
Source : Presentation by Todd S. Thomson, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Citigroup Global Wealth management, UBS Asset Gathering Conference,
31 March 2005.
How to tapthe Target Market ?
2% Follow new
client advisor
3% External communications
Client acquisition at UBS
initiative
3% Other channels
6% Relationship with
UBS employee
7% Through non-client
referral
8% Through rep office or
other unit/ division 37% Recommendation from
existing client
12% Client’s own initiative
22% Through external
asset manager
Source : Mercer Oliver Wyman (2005)
18.
The Execution
(2nd or3rd
2008
Sep
Aug
July
June
(
Week)
May
April
Event: IBM
Nov
Event: IBM
Event: Metro & WMSL
20 Joint Calls
30 Presentations
30 Presentations
20 Proposals
20 Workshops
10 Closed Deals
Sale Volume
Start 4 MM / Client
Start 4 MM / Client
Y3 : up to 10 MM
19.
M Pl
My Plan
Hello....
Hello....15
15 Min
Min
WMSL Products & Services
WMSL Products & Services
The Synergy
The Synergy 20
20 Min
Min
How we grow together
How we grow together
The Execution
The Execution 10
10 Min
Min
Sale Force Kick off
Sale Force Kick off
The Dream Team
The Dream Team 30
30 Min
Min
The Dream Team
The Dream Team 30
30 Min
Min
Open Discussion & Q + A
Open Discussion & Q + A
20.
M Pl
My Plan
Hello....
Hello....15
15 Min
Min
WMSL Products & Services
WMSL Products & Services
The Synergy
The Synergy 20
20 Min
Min
How we grow together
How we grow together
How we grow together
How we grow together
Big Bang / Asset Mgt / Risk Mgt
Big Bang / Asset Mgt / Risk Mgt
The Execution
The Execution 10
10 Min
Min
Sale Force Kick off
Sale Force Kick off
Account plan / BS / Asset Mgt / Risk Mgt (Credit Scoring / ALM ) Leasing Co.,/ LOS
Account plan / BS / Asset Mgt / Risk Mgt (Credit Scoring / ALM ) Leasing Co.,/ LOS
Uniqueness : TrendSetting
Uniqueness : Trend Setting
Comply Local Law
Comply Local Law
and Regulation
and Regulation
Risk Management
Risk Management
On Demands
On Demands
and Regulation
and Regulation On Demands
On Demands
Needs
Core System
Customer Profile
Customer Profile
KYC and IOS
KYC and IOS
Support Business
Support Business
Expand
Expand
Asset Management
Asset Management
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Others Software
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Family
Fund Management
Fund Management
Business Process
Business Process
IT Innovation
IT Innovation
Market Convention
Market Convention
Bonanza Family
Others
23.
Tomorrow Asset ManagementBusiness
Tomorrow Asset Management Business
Murex, Calipso, Jrisk
• Structure Product
• Future
• Option
Derivative
• REPO
• Swap
easury
FNX, Opic, Wallstreet
Portia, Hiport
Swap
• FX
Mgt
Tre
Kondor
Charles River
Bonanza Family
• SBL
• Fixed Income
• Equity
Asset
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Others
24.
The Discipline of
Iti
Innovation
by Peter F Drucker
by Peter F. Drucker
Reprint R0208F
Reprint R0208F
www.hbr.org
25.
How much ofInnovation is inspiration,
and how much is hard work?
and how much is hard work?
Innovation is real work, and it can and should be
Innovation is real work, and it can and should be
managed like any other corporate function but…
The work of knowing rather than doing.
M th di ll l i f t it
Methodically analyzing seven areas of opportunity
26.
The Discipline ofInnovation
The Discipline of Innovation
by Peter F. Drucker
1. Unexpected Occurrences.
2. Incongruities.
3. Process needs.
3. Process needs.
4. Industry and Market changes.
5. Demographic changes.
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6. Changes in Perception.
7. New knowledge.
In business, innovation rarely springs from a flash of inspiration. It arises
from a cold-eyed analysis of seven kinds of opportunities.
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long been.a costiyand ihexa
process. Now some companies are
trying a radically new approach, giving
customers the tools to design and
develop their own products.
long been.a costiy and ihexa
process. Now some companies are
trying a radically new approach, giving
customers the tools to design and
develop their own products.
R&D has long been.a costly and inexact
R&D has long been.a costly and inexact
WMSL
rotesslonal BeS?
30.
mtertace, and thetrial-and-error iterations
necessary for productdevelopmentare now
carried out by the customer only.The result is
greatly increased speed and effectiveness.
customer
test (feedback) test (feedback) customer
mtertace, and the trial-and-error iterations
necessary for productdevelopmentare now
carried out by the customer only.The result is
greatly increased speed and effectiveness.
customer
test (feedback) test (feedback) customer
plier provides customers with tools so that
they can design and develop the application-
specific part ofa producton their own. This
shifts the location ofthe supplier-customer
intarfaco and tho trial d
build
(prototypes)
iterations build
(prototypes)
interface
plier provides customers with tools so that
they can design and develop the application-
specific part ofa producton their own. This
shifts the location ofthe supplier-customer
intarfaco and tho trial d
build
(prototypes)
iterations build
(prototypes)
interface
the work-and responsibility-ofproduct devel-
opment. The result has been costly and time-
consuming iterations between supplierand
customer to reach a satisfactory solution. With
the customers-as-innovators approach, a sup-
interface
design design
the work-and responsibility-ofproduct devel-
opment. The result has been costly and time-
consuming iterations between supplierand
customer to reach a satisfactory solution. With
the customers-as-innovators approach, a sup-
interface
design design
Deveiopimg
Custom Products supplier advanced
development
advanced
development
supplier
Traditionally,suppliers have taken on most of
Deveiopimg
Custom Products supplier advanced
development
advanced
development
supplier
Traditionally,suppliers have taken on most of
A New Approach
to Developina
Traditional Approach Customers-as-Innovators Approach
A New Approach
to Developina
Traditional Approach Customers-as-Innovators Approach
WMSL
rotesslonal BeS?