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Another problem traditional banks suffer from is that they hold on to legacy computer systems and technology that is no longer competitive. A trending I detected more than 12 years ago. A sign that explains the decline of decades old systems (Mainframe, HOST, Cobol). A shift in tendencies already seen in IBM, as line of business is fading away. Cannot compete with new cheaper systems running Linux in cloud farms. In order for banks to adapt to technology and switch to the present, major changes are needed. Too big to imagine (I was a computer engineer in that sector). Which means uncertainty on how they will try to handle the change. If they do not reinvent, customers can switch to another bank faster than evener. May be creating a domino effect as cash flows triggers panic and a major crisis could be on the way. With technology today, as news updates are received on the phone. One event can trigger thousands of customers moving their money away from the bank with their smartphones. No need to go branches (offices). At least 50% of transactions are already being processed online.