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"Certainly if you think five years out, probably the type of
competition that would worry me ­ and we spend a lot of time on
our responses to that ­ is when much of your banking will be done
using a cell phone. The phone is not owned by the bank, and the
customer is not now yours, but the cell phone company's."
Mike Brown, CEO, Nedbank
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