Hype vs. Reality: The Coming Waves of Robo Adoption
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1 Insights from the A.T. Kearney 2015 Robo-Advisory Services Study Hype vs. Reality: The Coming Waves of Robo Adoption June 18, 2015 Bob Hedges, Partner Uday Singh, Partner Monica Gabel, Principal
2 The current document is based on the A.T. Kearney 2015 Robo-Advisory Services Study The study was conducted with a nationally representative sample of more than 4,000 U.S. consumers at least 18 years of age who are banked, meaning they or someone in their household have a checking and/or savings account with a financial services provider Conducted in May 2015 with an online panel, the study addresses consumers investment decision making, with focus on awareness of, interest in, and willingness to use robo-advisory services Robo-advisors were defined as providers that offer automated, low-cost, investment advisory services through web-based and/or mobile platforms The robo-advisory service was explained to survey takers as follows: once you enroll for the service, you enter your risk profile and, using advanced algorithms, the platform offers alternative personalized investment portfolios for you to choose from (this is different than investing in a mutual funds or ETFs that are not personalized) and continues to rebalance your portfolio as required. This is all done digitally (online or mobile), without you having to talk to a live person 2
3 Contact information Bob Hedges, Partner Uday Singh, Partner Monica Gabel, Principal 3
4 Hype vs. reality? The coming waves of consumer adoption Who will be the winners and losers? Strategic impacts and implications 4
5 Hype vs. reality? Robo-advisory is the next step in the evolution of asset management and financial advise Evolution of wealth management service models Traditional advisor Discount brokerages Online investment platforms Robo-advisors Interaction Service Dedicated advisor Dedicated advisor Limited to no human interaction Offering Holistic advise Portfolio management + advisory Target customers Pricing Ultra-high net worth and high net worth High net worth & mass affluent Transactional investment management + minimal advisory Across wealth tiers Fully digital (if desired) Investment management + automated diversification Mainly mass affluent than others (disaggregated, $ per trade ) Source: A.T. Kearney 5
6 Hype vs. reality? Today, already 20% of consumers report being aware of robo-advisory services Awareness of robo-advisory services % aware of robo-advisory services among banked consumers Aware 20% Not aware 80% Question: A new ty pe of inv estment adv isors is emerging that of f ers automated, low-cost, inv estment adv isory services through web-based and/or mobile platf orms. These serv ices are sometimes ref erred to as roboadv isors. Once y ou sign up f or the serv ice, y ou enter y our risk prof ile and, using adv anced algorithms, the platf orm of f ers alternative personalized inv estment portf olios f or you to choose f rom (this is dif f erent than inv esting in a mutual f unds or ETFs that are not personalized) and continues to rebalance y our portf olio as required. This is all done digitally (online or mobile), without y ou hav ing to talk to a liv e person. Are y ou aware of such serv ices (e.g., Wealthf ront, SigFig, FutureAdv isor, Schwab Intelligent Portf olios)? Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study (N=4,002) 6
7 Hype vs. reality? We are early in the curve for adoption of robo-advisory services Adoption of robo-advisory services % who adopted robo-advisory services among banked consumers Share by robo-advisory providers % who used each provider among banked adopters of robo-advisory services 5% Schwab Intelligent Portfolio 25% 4% 3% Vanguard Personal Advisor Services 25% 3% FutureAdvisor 22% 2% Wealthfront 20% 1% 0% Betterment SigFig 13% 13% % adopters 12% Hedgeable N=4,002 N=129 Question: A new ty pe of inv estment adv isors is emerging that of f ers automated, low-cost, inv estment adv isory services through web-based and/or mobile platf orms. These serv ices are sometimes ref erred to as robo-adv isors. Once y ou sign up f or the serv ice, y ou enter y our risk prof ile and, using adv anced algorithms, the platf orm of f ers alternative personalized inv estment portf olios f or you to choose f rom (this is dif f erent than inv esting in a mutual f unds or ETFs that are not personalized) and continues to rebalance y our portf olio as required. This is all done digitally (online or mobile), without y ou hav ing to talk to a liv e person. Are y ou aware of such serv ices (e.g., Wealthf ront, SigFig, FutureAdv isor, Schwab Intelligent Portf olios)?; Hav e y ou used the automated inv estment adv isory services, also known as robo-adv isors?; Which of the f ollowing automated inv estment adv isory services or robo-adv isor prov iders hav e y ou used? Select all that apply Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study 7
8 Hype vs. reality? however, consumer interest in and likelihood to adopt robo-advisory services are already high Interest in robo-advisory services % who selected each level of interest in robo-advisory services among banked consumers Likelihood to use robo-advisory services to manage household taxable investable assets % who selected each option among banked consumers whose households own taxable investable assets and are at least somewhat interested in robo-advisory services Extremely interested 3% Very interested 6% Interested 15% Not at all likely 31% Extremely likely 4% Very likely 10% Not at all interested 52% Likely 19% N=4,002 Somewhat interested 24% N=1,901 Somewhat likely 36% Note: Taxable household inv estable assets include liquid f unds and taxable inv ested f unds in brokerage/inv estment accounts, but exclude f unds in non-taxable accounts (e.g., IRAs) and other retirement plans (e.g., 401(k)s) Question: How interested are y ou in using (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory services, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our household f inancial assets?; Ov er the next 12 months, how likely is y our household to use (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory serv ices, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our taxable household inv estable assets (include liquid f unds and inv estments in brokerage accounts, but exclude f unds in IRAs and other retirement plans)? Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study 8
9 Hype vs. reality? We have developed a forecast model to assess adoption of robo-advisory services and impact on future asset flows Market Assets in-play Market after assets shift Invested assets New invested assets Segment UHNW HNW Mass Affluent Mass Market Asset type Non-401(k)s 401(k)s Service model Traditional advisor Self-directed Robo-advisor Non-invested assets Segment UHNW HNW Mass Affluent Mass Market % of consumers changing provider/model Assets in-play in invested assets Assets in-play from non-invested assets % Shift from non-invested assets to invested assets (going to robo-advisors) % movement of in-play assets to each service model Switching decision criteria Price Transparency Relationship services Investment expertise Fee structure by service model Segment UHNW HNW Mass Affluent Mass Market Asset type Non-401(k)s 401(k)s Service model Traditional advisor Self-directed Robo-advisor Fee Revenue by service model Source: A.T. Kearney 9
10 Hype vs. reality? Not hype, but reality: Robo-advisory services will become mainstream over the next 3-to-5 years Forecast of robo-advisory services adoption rate % of total investable assets invested using robo-advisory services 5.6% 4.1% 2.7% 1.7% 0.5% 0.9% 2015 E 2016 E 2017 E 2018 E 2019 E 2020 E Note: Total investable assets include liquid funds, taxable investments, non-taxable investment, and 401(k) assets Source: A.T. Kearney simulation model 10
11 Hype vs. reality? The coming waves of consumer adoption Who will be the winners and losers? Strategic impacts and implications 11
12 The coming waves of consumer adoption Based on consumer interest in/likelihood to adopt robo-advisory services, we have identified multiple waves of consumer adoption Share of consumers in each adoption wave Among banked consumers Early adopters 7% Second wave adopters 26% Unlikely adopters 52% Potential late adopters 15% Question: How interested are y ou in using (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory services, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our household f inancial assets?; Ov er the next 12 months, how likely is y our household to use (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory serv ices, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our taxable household inv estable assets (include liquid f unds and inv estments in brokerage accounts, but exclude f unds in IRAs and other retirement plans)? Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study (N=4,002) 12
13 The coming waves of consumer adoption Consumers in each wave of robo-advisory adoption can be described based on demographics and investing sophistication Early adopters Younger consumers (50% under 35 years old) Highly employed (74% employed full or part time) Sophisticated and risk-taking investors (e.g., high penetration of investment accounts, 20% self-described as risk takers) Second wave adopters Slightly older than early adopters Highly employed (71% employed full or part time) Less sophisticated investors (44% novice investors) and more cautions investors Potential late adopters Slightly older than second wave adopters, with a higher share of retirees Limited investment experience (28% without experience and 43% novices) Unlikely adopters Older consumers (45% over the age of 55) High incidence of retirees (30%) Non-risk takers (70% cautious or risk adverse investors) Questions: What is y our total household inv estable assets (e.g., assets y ou can f reely invest in whatev er asset ty pes and cat egory y ou choose)?; What percentage of y our total household inv estable assets are held in each of the f ollowing asset categories? Categories include liquid f unds, taxable inv ested assets, and non-taxable inv ested assets; Do y ou or any one in y our household hav e assets in the employ er-f unded retirement plan (e.g., 401(k) or 403(k) plans) of f ered by a current employ er?; Do y ou or any one in y our household hav e assets in any employ er-funded retirement plan (e.g., 401(k) or 403(k) plans) at prev ious employ er(s) (where y ou/they no longer work)?; How would y ou describe y our experience with inv esting/making inv esting decisions?; Which of the f ollowing best describes y our risk tolerance as it relates to making f inancial decisions f or y ou and y our household? Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study (N=4,002) 13
14 The coming waves of consumer adoption Pricing ---low cost and transparency--- is the critical element of the robo-advisory offering Importance of different factors when selecting a robo-advisory service or provider to manage household taxable investable assets Avg. score allocated to each factor among banked consumers in each adoption wave whose households own taxable investable assets Early adopters points Second wave adopters Pricing Investment expertise Simplicty Relationship services Note: Taxable household inv estable assets include liquid f unds and taxable inv ested f unds in brokerage/inv estment accounts, but exclude f unds in non-taxable accounts (e.g., IRAs) and other retirement plans (e.g., 401(k)s) Question: How interested are y ou in using (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory services, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our household f inancial assets?; Ov er the next 12 months, how likely is y our household to use (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory serv ices, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our taxable household inv estable assets (include liquid f unds and inv estments in brokerage accounts, but exclude f unds in IRAs and other retirement plans)?; When selecting an automated inv estment adv isory/ robo-adv isor serv ice or prov ider f or y our taxable household inv estable assets, how important would each of the f ollowing f actors be in y our decision making? Please allocate 100 points across the f our f actors based on the relativ e importance y ou assign to each of them Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study (Early adopters N=270, Second wav e adopters N=1,041) 14
15 The coming waves of consumer adoption Over the next five years, we anticipate two waves of robo-advisory services adoption Wave 1: Early adopters Younger and sophisticated investors Likely to adopt robo-advisory services in the near-term Interested in a new, low cost, approach to investing Wave 2: Second wave adopters Less experienced/novice investors First need to do research about the robo-advisory industry and the providers Likely to be shifting funding from liquid funds to low cost, robo-advisory mutual funds and ETFs To accelerate adoption, providers need to invest in increasing awareness of roboadvisory services and develop a track record to probe the strength of the business model to more careful/risk adverse investors 15
16 The coming waves of consumer adoption Depending on the adoption wave, specific features and approaches are required to succeed in the robo-advisory space Wave 1: Early adopters Targeted marketing to experienced, technologysavvy, and risk-taking investors Competitive and transparent pricing Platform data security Management and aggregation of multiple accounts across providers Wave 2: Second wave adopters Competitive and transparent pricing Marketing and promotion of services Proven track record and customer satisfaction 16
17 The coming waves of consumer adoption It is important to note that early adopters will commit a significant share of their assets to the robo-advisory model Share of assets to be invested via robo-advisory services % of taxable household investable assets consumers are willing to invest via robo-advisory services among banked consumers in each adoption wave 50% 40% 40% 30% 20% 19% 10% 0% Early adopters Second wave adopters Note: Taxable household inv estable assets include liquid f unds and taxable inv ested f unds in brokerage/inv estment accounts, but exclude f unds in non-taxable accounts (e.g., IRAs) and other retirement plans (e.g., 401(k)s) Question: You said that y ou are at least somewhat likely to use automated inv estment adv isory serv ices or robo-adv isors to manage y our household inv estment portf olio in the near f uture. What portion of y our taxable household inv estable assets (include liquid f unds and inv estments in brokerage accounts, but exclude f unds in IRAs and other retirement plans) are y ou willing to inv est v ia this ty pe of platform? Please enter a percentage between 1% and 100% Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study (Early adopters N=270, Second wav e adopters N=1,041) 17
18 Hype vs. reality? The coming waves of consumer adoption Who will be the winners and losers? Strategic impacts and implications 18
19 Who will be the winners and losers? The prospective winners and losers can be evaluated across four dimensions Asset flows Service model Current providers Aspiring disruptors 19
20 Who will be the winners and losers? Consumers non-invested liquid funds will play an important role in growth of robo-advisors Sources of household taxable investable assets likely to be managed using robo-advisory services % who selected each source among banked consumers in each adoption wave whose households own taxable investable assets Early adopters Second wave adopters 70% 60% 65% 70% 60% 58% 50% 40% 30% 20% 31% 25% 50% 40% 30% 20% 39% 19% 10% 10% 0% Money we currently have in liquid funds Taxable funds we currently have invested New money that will be generated from income, sale of physical assets, return on existing investments 0% Money we currently have in liquid funds New money that will be generated from income, sale of physical assets, return on existing investments Taxable funds we currently have invested Note: Taxable household inv estable assets include liquid f unds and taxable inv ested f unds in brokerage/inv estment accounts, but exclude f unds in non-taxable accounts (e.g., IRAs) and other retirement plans (e.g., 401(k)s) Question: How interested are y ou in using (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory services, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our household f inancial assets?; Ov er the next 12 months, how likely is y our household to use (or continue to use) automated inv estment adv isory serv ices, also known as robo-adv isors, to manage and inv est part or all of y our taxable household inv estable assets (include liquid f unds and inv estments in brokerage accounts, but exclude f unds in IRAs and other retirement plans)?; Where are the tax able household inv estable assets that y our household would inv est through automated inv estment adv isory serv ices or robo-adv isors most likely to come f rom? Select all that apply Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study (Early adopters N=270, Second wav e adopters N=1,041) 20
21 Who will be the winners and losers? Adopters of robo-advisory services will be primarily moving from self-directed service models Current investment service model for household investments % who selected each service model among banked consumers in each adoption wave whose households own investments 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 33% 33% 13% 4% 17% Early adopters 21% 17% 17% 12% 20% 27% 17% 16% 16% 10% 8% 6% 44% 38% 31% Second wave adopters Potential late adopters Unlikely adopters Self-directed Self-directed with occasional guidance Advised Managed Do not have investments Note: Inv estments include taxable inv estments (assets inv ested in brokerage accounts) and non-taxable inv estments (assets held in IRA accounts) but exclude assets in any employ ment retirement plan (e.g., 401(k) or 403(k) plans) Question: Which of the f ollowing statements best describes y our household inv estment approach and sty le? Source: A.T.Kearney 2015 Robo-Adv isory Serv ices Study (Early adopters N=270, Second wav e adopters N=1,041, Potential late adopters N=590, Unlikely adopters N=2,101) 21
22 Who will be the winners and losers? Aspiring disruptors will find a significant opportunity in robo-advisory Self-directed-oriented competitors who are prepared to compete more aggressively on pricing Traditional brokers who are seeking to transform their service/business models Strongly-branded financial services providers who are seeking new business growth opportunities Strongly-branded financial services providers who are not vulnerable to the disruptive business impacts from robo-advisors Leading competitors who have a strong strategic vision of a consumer-driven financial services marketplace 22
23 Hype vs. reality? The coming waves of consumer adoption Who will be the winners and losers? Strategic impacts and implications 23
24 Strategic impacts and implications We can look at ETFs as a strong strategic disruption analog for the adoption of robo-advisory services Historical ETF adoption ETF net assets as a percentage of total U.S. investable assets 4.5% 4.9% 3.7% 3.9% 3.1% 2.2% 2.3% 0.2% 0.4% 0.5% 0.7% 0.9% 1.2% 1.4% 1.7% Due to the forces of digitalization, we anticipate robo-advisors penetration/adoption to occur much faster than it occurred for ETFs Source: Inv estment Company Institute (ICI), 2014 Inv estment Company Fact Book 24
25 Strategic impacts and implications To assess the potential impact of robo-advisors, A.T. Kearney has developed a market impact model 1 Estimate total size of the addressable market and assets in-play, considering changes in customer shopping preferences 2 Estimate additional shift in asset from non-invested assets (e.g., cash, savings) to invested assets due to the emergence of non-traditional players (e.g., robo-advisors) 3 Estimate resulting robo-advisor market share and revenue potential of robo-advisory services 4 Estimate industry revenue impact scenarios (base case vs. price war case)from the emergence of robo-advisors 25
26 Strategic impacts and implications Between shifts from traditional advisors and new investors, ~$2 trillion will be managed under robo-advisors by 2020 Estimated U.S. robo-advisors assets under management In trillions of dollars ~2.2 CAGR +68% 1.5 ~1.1 Shift from non-invested assets ~1.1 Shift from invested assets E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 1. Non-invested assets include liquid funds (e.g., cash and cash equivalent deposits) 2. Invested assets include credit market instruments, corporate equities, mutual funds, IRAs and 401(k) Source: A.T. Kearney simulation model 26
27 Strategic impacts and implications The growth of the robo-advisors will erode overall asset management revenue Scenario 1 - Base Case Scenario Industry revenues fall due to shifts to the roboadvisory model; traditional players maintain prices Loss 1 in Revenue Base Case In billions of dollars Scenario 2 Price War 2 Scenario Traditional players compete with robo-advisors by lowering their fee structures Loss 1 in Revenue Price War In billions of dollars E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 1. Includes management/advisory fee, transaction fees, and fund fees combined 2. Price w ar case assumes 0.61% management fee (vs. 1%) and 0.13% Robo-Advisor fee (vs. 0.25%) by 2020 Source: A.T. Kearney simulation model 27
28 Strategic impacts and implications The strategic implications of the emergence of robo-advisory services could be profound Increasing expectations for transparency, low-cost products, and digitally-agile solutions Assets flows to the best available investment solutions as consumers re-evaluate their investment relationships The robo-advisory model and pricing will become broadly available and a market expectation The traditional asset management business/delivery model and revenues, will be recalibrated 28
29 Strategic impacts and implications The opportunities and threats for traditional industry players will depend on their current position Direct brokers Will continue to focus on the self-directed segment, but be required to embrace the new, higher-digital experience standards Retail banks with large customer bases Will be able to capitalize on the robo-advisory trend, entering the investment space as a disruptive new player Traditional advisors Will experience pricing/cost pressures, and need to embrace opportunities for automation and efficiency 29
30 Strategic impacts and implications Market players who want to lever the robo-advisory model should consider several elements of the potential offering Strategic/ opportunity assessment Potential challenges and conflicts Go-tomarket approach Have investment offering today Fit into business strategy and brand Targeted customer segments Economics of the robo-advisory business and implications for the existing business Cannibalization risks Potential channel conflicts Impact on existing revenues and optimization of overall profitability Build vs. buy (assess partnership) Additional internal capabilities requirements Go-to-market strategy (e.g., marketing, distribution, branding)? Pricing approach for robo-advisory services (in the context of other services/business models) Do not have investment offering today Assessment of the business growth opportunity Potential adoption of the robo-advisory service (current vs. new customers)? Incremental revenue/profit potential due to the introduction of robo-advisory services Ranking of offering robo-advisory services relative to the existing set of strategic priorities Impact of robo-advisory on the existing business priorities (e.g., resources, investments, revenues) Build vs. buy (assess partnership) Additional internal capabilities requirements Timing of robo-advisory services launch Go-to-market strategy (e.g., marketing, distribution, branding)? 30
31 Strategic impacts and implications There are great reasons for optimism regarding the robo-advisory service model Forecast of robo-advisory services adoption rate % of total investable assets invested using robo-advisory services 5.6% 4.1% 2.7% 1.7% 0.5% 0.9% 2015 E 2016 E 2017 E 2018 E 2019 E 2020 E Note: Investable assets include liquid funds, taxable investments, non-taxable investment, and 401(k) assets Source: A.T. Kearney simulation model 31
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