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Financial institutions will face dramatic changes in their competitive environment. Deregulation of financial markets lowers traditionally high entry barriers for new competitors. On one hand, foreign and regional banks are expanding the boundaries of their businesses to new geographic areas, and on the other hand, near- and non-banks, such as insurance companies, technology providers or retailers, are offering banking products through cross-selling or bundling. Strategic decision-makers are becoming increasingly concerned with the cost of routine transactions and distribution channels (Evans and Wurster, 1997).
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Bauer, C. (1999). Financial Institutions and the Internet: Issues and Trends. In: Sudweeks, F., Romm, C.T. (eds) Doing Business on the Internet. Computer Supported Cooperative Work. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0561-9_6
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