“Financial Cooperatives Indaba 2012” Fikile Kuhlase, Senior GM, Socio-Economic Growth and Development The Banking Association South Africa Durban – 19.

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“Financial Cooperatives Indaba 2012” Fikile Kuhlase, Senior GM, Socio-Economic Growth and Development The Banking Association South Africa Durban – 19 October 2012

2 SETTING THE SCENE… “ A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”. (Lao-tzu)  The Banking Association SA - not-for-profit voluntary industry body representing all registered banks operating in SA - currently has 34 member banks. VOICE of the industry.  Role of banks is financial intermediation – facilitating the flow of funds from savers to borrowers. Financial Intermediation – process performed by banks of taking in depositor funds and on-lending to borrowers.  SA rated 2 nd in soundness of banking system after Canada. “Big 4”: ABSA, FirstRand, Nedbank, Standard Bank – 85% of total banking assets  Continuum of financial institutions for diversification, depth and reach  SA Financial sector comprises of R6trillion in assets; 10.5% of GDP. Misnomer that banking is amongst most hated professions  Exploring expected role of banking industry in coop. banking (Kenya study tour etc.)

3 ROLE & GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE …  Broad role of The Banking Association SA is to establish and maintain the best possible platform on which banks can do progressive, responsible, competitive, profitable and sustainable banking.  Main Board – CEOs of ‘Big 4’ ABSA, FirstRand, Nedbank, Standard Bank and Investec. 2 Intl. Bank reps. – Citi and Standard Chartered, 2 Independent banks – African Bank and Ubank. Board Exco – EXCO – MANCO  MD, 4 Divisions - Banking & Financial Services, Socio-Economic Growth & Development, Strategy & Stakeholder Management and Shared Services. SEGD – Financial Inclusion, Financial Literacy, SME Development, CSI and Draft Financial Sector Code for transformation. SADC BA  Role of the banking industry in the real economy – poverty alleviation, job creation etc. Association is Executive-driven and advised by technical committees. Lobbying and advocacy a major part of our work. Collaboration vs. Competition. Challenge – remaining relevant and responsive, equity in serving ‘Big 4’ and other members 

4 WEALTH CYCLE  27% of population financially excluded - 9.1m people; R12 billion under mattresses, 63% banked + 5% use non-bank formal financial services = 68% and 5% informally served  FI principles: Access, usage, consumer financial literacy, innovation & diversification, simplicity, quality, appropriateness and affordability  Culture of delayed gratification vs. instant gratification.  60% of employment by SMEs  70% adult South Africans do not save  SA Household debt at 75% of disposable income

5 Teach Children to Save South Africa (TCTS SA™)  To play our part – 5 years ago the Banking Association introduced the Teach Children to Save South Africa™ (TCTS SA™) generic financial literacy programme to inculcate a culture of saving in children and promote volunteerism in the banking industry and broader financial sector. Integrated in school curriculum – Economic Mgt. Science (EMS)  Since inception in 2008, 17 banks and 31 financial institutions have participated reaching over 500,000 learners in over 2,000 schools nationwide - with many more reached through programme integration.  Motto: “Ligotshwa limanzi” (meaning best shape a stick whilst still moist).  Volunteer Bankers and Financial Sector Professionals “teachers-for-67minutes”.  SADC Banking Association endorsement of programme

6 COLLABORATION…  Collaboration and partnerships identified as key to advance financial inclusion and to build inclusive financial systems e.g. CBDA partnership  Draft Financial Sector Code: Equity Equivalents programmes – designated groups are employees, communities and cooperatives  Financial Inclusion Indaba – Inclusive/Community Banking divisions  Target of 70% inclusion by 2013 & National Dev. Plan 90% inclusion by 2030  Banking highly regulated – 211 pieces of regulation/legislation  Regulation to be enabling – perception that banks are conservative and tend to over self-regulate  JSE, SABRIC, Visa, NCR, KZN Financial Literacy Association (5 pillars: in- school youth, out-of-school youth, SMEs, women and govt. employees) “ Light is the task where many share the toil”. (Homer) "Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success”. (Henry Ford)

7 T H A N K Y O U! Financial Literacy is the core platform for Financial Inclusion and Well-Being…