PART 01: Executive summary • Highlights PART 02: Scope of the report • Market segmentation • Vendors • Review period PART 03: Market research methodology • Research methodology • Economic indicators PART 04: Introduction • Key market highlights PART 05: Market description • Services offered by financial companies • Types of financial services • Steps of cloud implementation in financial services organizations • Cloud adoption in financial services industry • Advantages of cloud adoption in financial services industry PART 06: Market landscape • Market overview • Market size and forecast • Global private cloud market in financial services industry • Global public cloud market in financial services industry PART 07: Market segmentation by service type • Global private and public cloud market in financial services industry by service type PART 08: Geographical segmentation • Geographical segmentation of global private and public cloud market in financial services industry • Americas • EMEA • APAC PART 09: Buying criteria • Buying criteria PART 10: Market drivers • Growing demand for virtually unlimited storage and big data • Increased focus on cost optimization and scaling computation • High focus on sustainability using green IT • Increased need to improve agility of financial firms PART 11: Impact of drivers PART 12: Market challenges • Data security and privacy • Increasing regulatory compliance PART 13: Impact of drivers and challenges PART 14: Market trends • Development of OpenStack • Emergence of blockchain technology • Increasing adoption of market intelligence in financial firms PART 15: Five forces model • Five forces model PART 16: Vendor landscape • Competitive scenario • Vendor matrix PART 17: Key vendor analysis • Key vendor offerings • Key vendor profiles • Other prominent vendors PART 18: Appendix • List of abbreviations PART 19: Explore Technavio List of Exhibits Exhibit 01: Countries covered for market analysis Exhibit 02: Services offered by financial companies Exhibit 03: Importance of cloud computing in financial services industry Exhibit 04: Cloud implementation in financial services organizations Exhibit 05: Comparison of cloud deployment phases Exhibit 06: Advantages of cloud in financial services industry Exhibit 07: Global private and public cloud market in financial services industry 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 08: Global private cloud market in financial services industry 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 09: Global public cloud market in financial services industry 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 10: Global private and public cloud market in financial services industry: SaaS 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 11: Global private and public cloud market in financial services industry: IaaS 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 12: Global private and public cloud market in financial services industry: PaaS 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 13: Global private and public cloud market in financial services industry by geography (% share) Exhibit 14: Private and public cloud market in financial services industry in Americas 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 15: Private and public cloud market in financial services industry in EMEA 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 16: Private and public cloud market in financial services industry in APAC 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 17: Buying criteria for private and public cloud services Exhibit 18: Impact of drivers Exhibit 19: High-profile data breaches in financial firms 2014 and 2015 Exhibit 20: Cost implications of data breach for financial services industry Exhibit 21: Global data privacy laws Exhibit 22: Impact of drivers and challenges Exhibit 23: Major vendors of global private and public cloud market in financial services industry Exhibit 24: Leading vendors of global public and private cloud market in financial services industry Exhibit 25: Competitive differentiators for vendors Exhibit 26: Private and public cloud features provided by vendors Exhibit 27: Private and public cloud features provided by vendors (continued) Exhibit 28: Geographical presence of private and public cloud vendors Exhibit 29: Geographical presence of private and public cloud vendors (continued) Exhibit 30: Customer base of private and public cloud vendors Exhibit 31: Customer base of private and public cloud vendors (continued) Exhibit 32: Product offerings Exhibit 33: AWS: Company information Exhibit 34: AWS: Other financial services customers Exhibit 35: AWS: Key products and features Exhibit 36: Recent developments Exhibit 37: CSC: Company information Exhibit 38: Eze Castle Integration: Company information Exhibit 39: Eze Castle Integration: Cloud solution categories and their features Exhibit 40: Eze Castle Integration: Key products and features Exhibit 41: Fujitsu: Company information Exhibit 42: Recent developments Exhibit 43: Google: Company information Exhibit 44: Google: Key products and sub-products Exhibit 45: IBM: Company information Exhibit 46: IBM: Financial services customers Exhibit 47: IBM: Key products and features Exhibit 48: Jack Henry & Associates: Company information Exhibit 49: Jack Henry & Associates: Key products and features Exhibit 50: Microsoft: Company information Exhibit 51: Microsoft: Financial Services Customers Exhibit 52: Features of the Microsoft Azure Exhibit 53: Recent developments Exhibit 54: Oracle: Company information Exhibit 55: Oracle: Financial services customers Exhibit 56: Recent developments Exhibit 57: Rackspace: Company information Exhibit 58: Rackspace: Financial services customers Exhibit 59: Recent developments Exhibit 60: Red Hat: Company information Exhibit 61: Recent development Exhibit 62: Salesforce.com: Company information Exhibit 63: Financial services customers of Salesforce.com Exhibit 64: VMware: Company information Exhibit 65: VMware: Key products and features 0 Exhibit 66: Other prominent vendors

AWS, CSC, Eze Castle Integration, Fujitsu, Google, IBM, Jack Henry & Associates, Microsoft, Oracle, Rackspace, Red Hat, Salesforce.com, Vmware, Accenture, Alibaba Group Holding, Box, EMC, Fiserv, HPE, Huawei Technologies, Infosys, SAP