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Explore the successful case study of offshoring FX operations to Sydney highlighted in the 2005 Global Operations Managers Conference. Discover the benefits, support model, reality, and challenges faced in this live example.
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Offshoring: Sydney A Live Example FX JSC Operations Managers Sub Group Operations Managers Conference April, 2005
c:\my documents\wordmark\a2powerproject\bbstart.pot Global Operations Managers Conference Table of Contents Section 1 2 Centre Model Section 2 Why Sydney Section 3 Support Model & Structure Section 4 The Reality The other side of Sydney Section 5
c:\my documents\wordmark\a2powerproject\bbstart.pot Global Operations Managers Conference 2 Centre Model • Why • Opportunity to create a dual processing centre model outside of the major financial centres • Reduced Operational headcount from four centres to two • Centralised functions • Reduces costs in supporting our core vanilla businesses • How • FX was specifically chosen as the test group for the two centre approach due to similar processing streams • A review was conducted to identify the functions which could be covered in Sydney during an extended working day. • Services provided in this location directly supports the entire Asia region and half of London working day. • Client Service Groups remained in the trading centres
c:\my documents\wordmark\a2powerproject\bbstart.pot Global Operations Managers Conference Why Sydney Ability to leverage experienced Morgan Stanley managers on site Sydney earliest time zone Higher cost differential Low geo-political risk Established financial centre Language skills (including Japanese) CLS best supported in the Pacific Rim region
c:\my documents\wordmark\a2powerproject\bbstart.pot Global Operations Managers Conference Support Model & Structure • Based on the functional review the following sub-groupings were developed. • Pre-settlement services • Account Maintenance • CLS • Trade Maintenance • Payment Processing • Phone confirms • Post-settlement support • Reconciliation • Investigations • Compensation • Sydney Support Structure • 2 x 10 Hour shift structure – 1 Day and 1Night • Day shift comprises staggered start times to facilitate all time zones • Night shift work a 4 day week Limited functions • Documentation & Payments • Payment processing • Incoming confirmations • Chasing Global coverage supported in Sydney Primarily supported in 2nd location Primary functions
c:\my documents\wordmark\a2powerproject\bbstart.pot Global Operations Managers Conference The Reality • People • Good pool of skilled people in relevant products / processes • Graduate population is keen to get into the financial industry • Higher than expected attrition rate • Market is buoyant in Sydney, similar organisations are competing for FX skill set • Supporting Shift structures • Processes • CLS support well established in Sydney, in-depth expertise / knowledge base now in place • Centralisation of reconciliations, creating economies of scale, improved ability to service our clients with earlier fail information • Centralisation of other functions (e.g. SSI maintenance) resulted in enhanced global standards in how we supported our businesses
c:\my documents\wordmark\a2powerproject\bbstart.pot Global Operations Managers Conference The Reality contd…… • Business Unit Relationships • Working remotely has made it difficult to establish strong relationships with the Business Unit for new staff, a new and different approach was required. • Global Operations Communication • Getting people to think differently in the way they communicate in a global operations with support offices now outside of traditional financial centres
c:\my documents\wordmark\a2powerproject\bbstart.pot Global Operations Managers Conference The other side of Sydney……