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Thought-provoking post by Alex Bray on finextra.com, about how internet banking sites are becoming outdated just like physical "branches" of banks did, and how they need to integrate more tightly with social networking sites (what doesn't these days?). The power of the network continues to rise, and it seems like FaceBank is becoming a reality (see the first part of my "tongue in cheek" Wilmott article from a few years back).
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