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With growth conditions still challenging in Europe, only 47% of European asset managers are confident about achieving their growth ambitions in the coming year, with improving operating margins cited among the top strategies. * The hunt for growth is on. Are you ready to rise? *All data sourced from a survey of asset management decision-makers in Europe that was conducted by FIS and Longitude Research between March and May 2017. By focusing on six operational principles, you can reap the rewards. Talent Customer Experience Digital Innovation Emerging Technology Data Management Automation + + + + + What’s your growth readiness? Are you ready to rise? Explore the full research findings in The FIS™ Readiness Report: The Hunt for Growth Across Europe or email us at getinfo@fisglobal.com. feel their operations function cannot fully support their growth ambitions. 50% say their existing technology is not fit for growth. 52% surpassed their expectations for improving operating margins last year. 25% Only Increase automation The middle office will make the most significant progress towards full automation in the next three to five years. The biggest leaps will come in: Asset pricing 12% to 47% Compliance 18% to 46% Risk management 14% to 42% Master data management Asset managers generally feel confident about their data management capabilities, but respondents admit ineffectiveness in two particular areas. Predictive analytics Unifying data sources across the organization Adopt emerging technologies European asset managers are furthest along with customer-related technologies such as mobile services and advanced customer relationship management. 11% of firms are live with artificial intelligence, and 9% are live with blockchain. And 51% firms are developing or implementing one or both of those technologies. Embrace digital innovation see job losses or legacy or inadequate IT as top barriers to digital innovation. 26% To overcome those obstacles, firms will: Recruit digital technology expertise 38% Purchase third-party technology 26% Collaborate with innovative third parties 25% Redefine the customer experience Significantly fewer European asset managers see improving the customer experience as a top benefit of their technology spending. Insurers Sell-side firms Asset managers Small minorities express any concerns about the customer experience, with the highest numbers for ineffectiveness limited to Transparency on costs and fees Digital or mobile access to services Rethink the talent mix 69% say big data analytics/data science expertise will be important for driving growth over the next 12 months. 59% believe that artificial intelligence/robotics expertise is important for growth. think their in-house skills aren’t good today. 61% BUT say their current expertise in this area isn’t effective. 70% BUT Asset Managers in Europe: HOW TO IMPROVE GROWTH READINESS

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Page 1: Asset Managers 25%Only in Europe - FIS...automation The middle office will make the most significant progress towards full automation in the next three to five years. The biggest leaps

With growth conditions still challenging in Europe, only 47% of European asset managers are confident about achieving their growth ambitions in the coming year, with improving operating margins cited among the top strategies.*

The hunt for growth is on. Are you ready to rise?

*All data sourced from a survey of asset management decision-makers in Europe that was conducted by FIS and Longitude Research between March and May 2017.

By focusing on six operational principles, you can reap the rewards.

TalentCustomer Experience

Digital Innovation

Emerging Technology

Data Management

Automation

+ + + + +

What’s your growth readiness?Are you ready to rise?

Explore the full research findings in The FIS™ Readiness Report: The Hunt for GrowthAcross Europe or email us at [email protected].

feel their operations function cannot fully support their growth ambitions.

50%

say their existing technology is not fit for growth.

52%

surpassed their expectations for improving operating margins last year.

25%Only

Increase automation

The middle office will make the most significant progress towards full automation in the next three to five years. The biggest leaps will come in:

Asset pricing12% to 47%

Compliance18% to 46%

Risk management14% to 42%

Master data management

Asset managers generally feel confident about their data management capabilities, but respondents admit ineffectiveness in two particular areas.

Predictive analytics Unifying data sources across the organization

Adopt emerging technologies

European asset managers are furthest along with customer-related technologies such as mobile services and advanced customer relationship management.

11% of firms are live with artificial

intelligence,

and 9% are live with blockchain.

And 51% firms are developing or implementing one or both

of those technologies.

Embrace digital innovation

see job losses or legacy or inadequate IT as top barriers to digital innovation.

26%To overcome those obstacles, firms will:

Recruit digital technology expertise 38%

Purchase third-party technology 26%

Collaborate with innovative third parties 25%

Redefine the customer experience

Significantly fewer European asset managers see improving the customer experience as a top benefit of their technology spending.

Insurers Sell-side firms Asset managers

Small minorities express any concerns about the customer experience, with the highest numbers for ineffectiveness limited to

Transparency on costs and fees

Digital or mobile access to services

Rethink the talent mix

69%say big data analytics/data science expertise will be important for driving growth over the next 12 months.

59%believe that artificial intelligence/robotics expertise is important for growth.

think their in-house skills aren’t good today.

61%BUT

say their current expertise in this area isn’t effective.

70%BUT

Asset Managers in Europe:HOW TO IMPROVE GROWTH READINESS