Recent Technological Developments In Indian Banking Vepa
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Recent Technological Developments In Indian Banking Vepa Kamesam Deputy Governor Reserve Bank of India 1
The Technology Revolution The impact of technology on the real & financial world around the central banks E-governance Choice of Channels , Confidence and Convenience to the end-user Efficiency Facilitating growth of products and services 2
Innovative Risk Management Complex Credit Calculations Global Operations Pervasive Branch Network Mass Transaction & Items Processing ng i k n Ba d n a Te y g o l o n ch 3
Technology and Central Banks Technologyhas has Technology Affectedevery every Affected Core Core Central Central Banking Banking Function Function Why Central Banks are interested? The Thepotential potential Technology Technology offers offers to improve to improve internal internal processes processes 4
Core Central Banking Functions Banking Banking Supervision Supervision Currency Currency Management Management Financial Financial & & Monetary Monetary Stability Stability 5
Technology and Central Banks So why are central banks interested? The widespread adoption of technology the banking industry The impact of technology on every single core central banking function by Supervision and Regulation Currency Management Monetary & Financial Stability The potential technology offers to central banks for rendering more effective its internal processes and functions 6
Technology and Banking The Quintessence Nature of Banking harmonizes closely with Technology - Mass transaction & items processing Pervasive branch network Global Operations Complex credit calculations Innovative Risk Management 7
Technology and Banking Supervision THE RBI RESPONSE Offsite Supervision & Monitoring OSMOS COSMOS (Non banking Financial Companies / Development Financial Institutions) UBD Soft Credit Information Bureau (A joint venture between Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd., State Bank of India, Trans Union International Inc. & Dun & Bradstreet Information Services India Pvt. Ltd. 8
Regulation and Supervision – The Challenge Technology has opened up new markets, products, services, delivery channels opened up a market for “risks” – derivatives thrown up the challenge of financing tech firms & IT innovation and not without implications for the stability of banks and of the economy 9
Regulation and Supervision – The Response Technology has also provided regulators with the wherewithal to meet the challenge been the cornerstone of all recent financial sector reforms enabled the emergence of non-intrusive, focused supervision with a view to prevent frauds and disturbances to financial stability 10
Regulation and Supervision – RBI Initiatives Off Site Monitoring and Supervision System For commercial banks For non banking financial institutions For urban co-operative banks The Credit Information Bureau 11
Currency Management and Technology – Opportunities Galore Currency Management is a formidable task in India given the geographical size of the country the volume and value of notes and coins in circulation the marked preference for cash currency handling practices .but technology offers immense opportunities to improve performance 12
Currency Management – RBI Initiatives The Clean Note Policy (1999) Establishment of 2 state of the art currency presses Technology driven anti counterfeit measures 48 fully automated Currency Verification and Processing Systems 21 Shredding and Briquetting Machines 13
Monetary Policy – The Challenge (1) The proliferation of IT has redefined the toolkit of economic indicators used in implementing monetary policy rendered more complex, the task of compiling statistical information rendered difficult the task of capturing the impact of IT on price levels raised issues in respect of the possible proliferation of digital money 14
Monetary Policy – The Challenge (2) transformed the conduct of the payment and settlement system set the stage for an unprecedented growth in financial activity across the globe Rendered more vulnerable the domestic payment system and financial stability to international “shocks” making the conduct of monetary policy more complex and prone to implementation and operational risks 15
Monetary Policy – The Opportunity The proliferation of IT has also set the stage for improving and managing risks in payment systems Electronic Trading Systems DVP/PVP RTGS Secured Netting Systems The growth of the Central Counterparty (CCP) Continuous Linked Settlement 16
IT and Payment and Settlement Systems Secured Netting Systems Electronic Dealing Platforms Demateria -lisation Of Securities Real Time Gross Settlement Central Counter party Continuous Linked Settlement Payment Versus Payment Delivery Versus Payments 17
PDO-NDS & SSS PKI based Security CFMS SFMS INFINET IDRBT RTGS RBI INITIATIVES IN PAYMENT & SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS Clearing Corporat of India Compliance with BIS Core Principles 18
RBI Initiatives in Payment and Settlement Systems (1) The IDRBT Network Externalities The Indian Financial Network (INFINET) Messaging Solutions The Structured Financial Messaging System (SFMS) Security Public Key Infrastructure 19
JAMMU INFINET - Present CHANDIGARH DELHI GUWAHATI LUCKNOW JAIPUR KANPUR AHMEDABAD PATNA BHOPAL CALCUTTA NAGPUR BHUBANESHWAR MUMBAI PUNE HYDERABAD VSAT Network 64 kbps leased line GOA 2 mbps leased line Demand Note paid for all the links BANGALORE CHENNAI KOCHI THIRUVANANTHAPURAM DESIGN OF TERRESTRIAL NETWORK AND INTEGRATION WITH VSAT NETWORK Integration of VSAT network with Terrestrial network at all Offices of the RBI NMS at Hyderabad Back up NMS at Mumbai 20
JAMMU INFINET - Proposed CHANDIGARH DELHI GUWAHATI LUCKNOW JAIPUR KANPUR AHMEDABAD PATNA BHOPAL CALCUTTA NAGPUR BHUBANESHWAR MUMBAI PUNE 8 mpbs leased lineHYDERABAD VSAT Network 2 mbps leased line GOA 4 mbps leased line Demand Note paid for all the links BANGALORE CHENNAI KOCHI THIRUVANANTHAPURAM DESIGN OF TERRESTRIAL NETWORK AND INTEGRATION WITH VSAT NETWORK Integration of VSAT network with Terrestrial network at all Offices of the RBI NMS at Hyderabad Back up NMS at Mumbai 21
Structured Financial Messaging System Central Server at IDRBT Bank-1 Gateway Bank-2 Gateway Bank-n Gateway . . . . . . . . . Branch-1 Branch-2 Branch-n Branch-1 Branch-2 Branch-n Branch-1 Branch-2 Branch-n 22
RBI Initiatives in Payment and Settlement Systems (2) A Real Time Gross Settlement System Reduction of systemic risk in inter bank payment systems To be implemented by the year end The Centralised Funds Settlement System Facilitating effective liquidity management The Negotiated Dealing System A modern electronic dealing platform for gilts Enabling Straight Through Processing 23
Centralised Funds Management System Gateway for the participating banks DAD-1 Bank 1 DAD-2 Bank 2 CFMS Server DAD-16 DAD-17 Bank 3 Balance checks & funds transfer messages Bank n 24
Centralised Funds Management System – Countrywide Spread 25
Real Time Gross Settlement CFMS Intra Day Liquidity SSS Settlement Accounts Strip & Store IFTP Processes INFINET Participant’s Interface Participant’s Interface RBI Payments and Actg. Entry Interface NSS Participant’s Interface 26
Negotiated Dealing System & the Securities Settlement System Electronic dealing platform in government securities and money market instrumentsPrimary and Secondary markets Quicker Price Discovery Straight Through ProcessingSettlement of transactions Delivery versus Payments Efficient Servicing Centralised Depository and Debt Servicing Wide Area Based Dealing System 27
RBI Initiatives in Payment and Settlement Systems (3) The Securities Settlement System Providing centralized depository and settlement services Seamlessly integrated with the NDS and RTGS Systems The Clearing Corporation of India Secured netting services with central counterparty arrangements G-Sec and Forex segments Elimination of settlement risks with liquidity saving elements 28
The Clearing Corporation of India Promoted by large banks & financial institutions Central Counterparty to trades in Government Securities Forex markets Secure netting system 29
Technology Vision of the RBI Desk Top Decision Making Capability Centralised Database Management System Enterprise Knowledge Management System Desk Top Analytical Capability Offsite Supervisory Systems Integrated Forex Management System Human Resource Information System Desk Top Transactional Capability Integrated Accounting System Integrated Government Accounting System Securities Settlement System Currency Operations System Integrated Establishment System 30
RBI Initiatives in Payment and Settlement Systems (4) The final goal Establishment of a secure, efficient, modern payment and settlement system in the country Ensuring full compliance with the Core Principles for Systemically Important Payment Systems of the Bank for International Settlements 31
Summary of Issues: RBI as a user of technology (1) The Technology Mission in RBI To enable better and faster transactions, analysis and decisions To provide State of the art, online transactional, analytical and decision making capabilities at the desktop of each official in a secured environment 32
RBI as a user of technology (2) The Strategy On line Transactional Capability An integrated solution for each functional area Integrated Accounting Solution Integrated Government Accounting Solution RBI as “Banker to banks” RBI as “Banker to government” Securities Settlement System For the management of public debt Computerised Currency Operations and Management Solution Integrated Establishment Solution 33
RBI as a user of technology (3) The Strategy On line Analytical Capability The Integrated Foreign Exchange Management Solution The Human Resource Information System Integrated Monetary Policy Solution 34
RBI as a user of technology (4) The Strategy On line Decision Making Capability The Centralized Database Management System mining A data warehousing and data solution The Enterprise Knowledge Management System drawing On an advanced stage on the board 35
RBI as a user of technology (5) Harnessing technology for more effective dissemination of information The RBI website for www.rbi.org.in A Store House of information customers and for the general public 36
RBI as a user of technology (6) Customer Service Multiple Delivery Channels Coin & Note Dispensing Machines Interactive Voice Response System For banks and financial institutions Web server For the general public For government customers On the anvil A secured web server SFMS/email based communication with customers 37
Customer Service (1) Dissemination of information The RBI website Multiple Delivery Channels Coin & Note Dispensing Machines Interactive Voice Response System For banks and financial institutions Web server For the general public For government customers On the anvil . A secured web server SFMS/email based communication with customers 38
Customer Service.(2) Improvements in payment and settlement systems MICR Clearing Enabling faster clearing of cheques Cheque Truncation & E-Cheques On the drawing board ECS/EFT Enabling T 2 settlement of our equities market National EFT Enabling T 0 settlement of all customer funds transfer transactions 39
Electronic Payment Methods - Value 12000 Value of transactions (Rs crores) 10000 8000 6000 2001-02 4000 2000 2002-03 0 ECS-CR ECS-DR EFT Total 40
RBI as a user of technology (7) Customer Service Improvements in payment and settlement systems MICR Clearing Enabling Cheque On faster clearing of cheques Truncation & E-Cheques the drawing board ECS/EFT Enabling National T 2 settlement of our equities market EFT Enabling T 0 settlement of all customer funds transfer transactions 41
Pre-requisites for Technology Human Resource Business Process Empowerment Re-engineering Planning for Disasters 42
The pre-requisites for Technology Planning for disasters Increased operational risk Business Continuity Planning Business Process Re-engineering Human Resource Empowerment 43
Thank You 44
