The Financial Services Outsourcing Outlook: Fast Growth Markets, Opportunities And Competitive Strategies
Improved service quality and reduced costs are the most effectively delivered
benefits of outsourcing.
Satisfaction is a key challenge for the providers in the market place to both mange
client expectations, as well as to deliver on the requirements and desires of the FSIs.
Aside from the perceived risk of users, three significant inhibitors to outsourcing in
the financial services sector are: regulation, taxation, and centralized IT structure.
Business process outsourcing (BPO) in financial services is forecast to grow at a
9.9% CAGR creating a total market opportunity of $4.5bn by 2005.
The value of the call center outsourcing market in EMEA is set to grow from $5.7bn
in 2002 to $11.5bn in 2007 – a CAGR over the five years of 15%, with FS and
communications making up 50% of that total.
The application outsourcing opportunity (development and maintenance) over the
next two years will grow by 7.6% CAGR creating a market opportunity of $170m,
bringing the aggregate market value of infrastructure and application outsourcing in
2005 to $7.9bn. |