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- Colin Day, vice president, Compliance & Financial Crime Solutions,. SunGard, says the principal fight in the remittances space will be between smaller universal banks and the big global operators
- Steve Husk of FRSGlobal says that the anticipated costs of the FSA's new liquidity standards will continue to rise and impact bank business models.
- Joergen Jensen of Wall Street Systems says that we should not expect an ISO 20022 revolution
- Patrick Lefler, Wall Street Systems says, "In order to stay competitive going forward, the Tier II and III [FX] banks must lower their trade processing costs."
- Anonymous says, "that AML features are not so much in place to protect clients but merely to protect the bank's interest in having to compensate the client."
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