EC-CouncilBlockchain Fintech Certification
Domain 9Objective 2
Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and ROI Calculation for Blockchain Use Cases BFC Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the Financial Modeling and Enterprise Platforms domain, which makes up ~13% of our current practice bank.
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A pharmaceutical company implemented a blockchain for clinical trial data integrity. The 5-year TCO is $2.5M. The system reduces audit preparation costs by $400K per year and shortens time-to-market, generating $300K per year in additional revenue. What is the ROI over 5 years?
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A bank is deciding between two blockchain projects: Project A has a 3-year TCO of $2M and is expected to generate $3M in net benefits. Project B has a 5-year TCO of $4M and is expected to generate $6M in net benefits. The bank has a capital constraint of $3M and requires a minimum ROI of 50%. Which project should the bank choose?
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An energy trading firm implemented a blockchain platform for peer-to-peer electricity trading. The 4-year TCO is $3.2M. The platform generates annual revenue of $1.5M and incurs annual operating costs of $400K (already included in TCO). What is the ROI over the 4-year period?
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A blockchain project incurs a total cost of $100,000 and generates net benefits of $150,000 over its lifecycle. What is the ROI?
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A consortium of insurance companies is evaluating a blockchain for claims subrogation. The initial development cost is $3M. Annual operating costs are $800K. The system is expected to reduce fraud losses by $1.5M per year. However, the consortium must also account for a one-time legal restructuring cost of $500K and an annual compliance audit cost of $200K. What is the total 5-year TCO?
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