
good to talk about disintermediation
but to start upside down or the
intermediated systems are systems that
society has long used
time to solve common objectives
is the way in which together with the people
or companies solve a crisis with
to grow and transcend today almost
all the processes and systems that
we know are intermediated by
example to put two examples
one is that of retail is
retail you have on one side
producers of goods services and
consumers and the intermediary is a
supermarket where all the
parties and make the transaction
in fact until recently it was unthinkable
that this system existed but a
intermediary like the supermarket other
another system of that style is this the
monetary the solidity of the system
monetary is given by trust
that all the individuals that have
they play in the system because there is a
central box that guarded the value
of the currency you do not have your 50 bill
weights and you know what it takes to the store
or the bank has a value and they ‘ll go
further because to transact that
is happening with technology and that
type of intermediary systems
what we are seeing is that given
certain advances in technology and a lot
information access connectivity
some of those intermediaries are
ceasing to have the value or the
relevance
then we can think of systems of
the intermediaries
let’s say where the
or transactions are still relevant the
ideas but without the intermediary and that
what they detonate end of the day is a
efficiency that what it does is that for
those who are playing in that in that
ecosystem we have more value for
two parts let’s not say that piece of
cake will be the intermediary or no longer
it just arrives and goes to both parties
example of that for example and going back to
the first two that I gave you still call
today he is showing us that
you need to have a store to be
retail or for example something is very
Fashion horita das bitcoins and the crypt
coins is also proof that the
system does not need to be centralized
so that all of that can work now
as I want it to land
more specific examples and applied to
mexico and I was going to take two systems that
I think that it is very clear that
going through this disintermediation the
first and no social business is the
democracy
I say if we look at it is a very system
ancient that comes from greece and the the
cornerstone of this system is that
all parties have a part
proportional power
let’s say the will of all parties
is what I rigi not then everything is created
a series of intermediaries as they are
political parties as they are by
example in the case of ine
what are they made to come together
wills and the goal of
that system
prepare live you can not see the
joke of this is when the system
is intermediating and has little
technology tends to be very expensive
then there we have three bars the
first is the budget that has the
ine for the coming year and separate it
of the 25,000 million that are let’s say
the blue part is the operating expense and the
part oranges extraordinary expense
because it assigned by the parties to
the elections as two other bars
For example, what has
assigned the fund for 2018 which is
the natural disaster fund and the
conacyt budget now because
relevant this issue of the
intermediation
maybe you will tell me then it is good
important that the ine is a
solid institution and such and such
let’s say it is debatable that it is
fulfilling its objective
however it is carrying a piece of
cake
it would have been the most
efficient final budget but the
joke is that with technology and
efficiencies we can achieve that the ine
they were not such an expensive game and those
savings will be able to go to games said
more immediate as the fonden in
case of natural disasters pressure
important or strategic issues such as
conacyt but that is a bet that
let’s all have as a society to
that the country will prosper in the long term
the other the other system that I decided
for this talk meter is the banking
banking since banking was invented
it’s about having deposits and lending
money does not safeguard the deposits of
people lend money per se the
bank makes this operation more
face the neck in the middle of those who
lend and those who ask who was
then today again with advances
technological
let’s say we can think of that no longer
there is an intermediate in that transaction
who wants to lend or invest money
go direct with the one who needs money
and the bank do not play anything in the middle like
the traditional model works today
you go with these savings in the bank
they pay you a following rate which
they pay a fee and then they turn around
they flip and they lend at different rates
credit cards credits to
consumption and mortgage with technology
They have come new business models
peer to peer learning you have another
time
for example you who have your savings
in the bank and people who need money
for your activities not to finance
a business this to pay the
junk tuition whatever
You can put the two in contact
people via mass channels of
communication for example and do it from
way more efficient and without fish
then the same cake is divided
less people
that does not look good but what is
to do there was to compare the
cost structures of a bank
traditional and a platform of this
peer to peer style of crawford and
not what is the other model
let’s say the part of the
from my right e is each cost line
the branches the employees in the
systems the regulatory cost is treated
from a bank and comes more or less
it reads like 700 700 what we did
was to divide those costs between the balance
what the total bank has borrowed and
we grabbed him a digital platform that
makes loans we made that same
exercise
everything you have for this platform
between the same costs
if they are fixed or good better than the applied
the bank has branches the platform
not him
the bank has funding from a bank
central with a cost of capital
the platform really what it does is
connect investors
neither do the other things happen
inherent to each business that catarroja
in the end that is that maybe a
platform can have up to 50 per
One hundred advantages in costs but it is a
bathroom and that at the end day because it’s
important because you can offer the
people in general more and better
more credits and better options
investment until you reach the lakes in
mexico and in this case we already have cases
particular that is happening but but
the most impressive thing about this yet
is not happening in mexico in mexico
we are in let’s say in a process of
regulate these these new ways of
finance things but they do
will speak of united states
I have 33 so very punctual that they are three
online platforms that are today leaders
in your credit segment
then that number one on states
united personal credits is called
of global alhendín be the number one
of student loans is called
sofa and and the number one credits
for SMEs is called one dec
none of them is a bank all are
Internet pages that are
connecting investors with with this
credit that idea is very powerful and and
a little bit what I’m going with all this is
that are fixed when disintermediation
system
what happens is that they can do it from
guy then a little bit in light of
those of those ideas what to me
I would like you to reflect
we are in a very interesting era
where we have more information than
we are never starting to register them
more than ever and and I think it’s flame of
everyone but but the moment as of
think how we can from our
individual is to associate with our
collective processes with him you can
we will be to generate changes
positive of our environment
Thank you
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