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When the banker stopped having a face

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Briefings

A Brazilian bank is at risk of losing its human identity, becoming purely a collection of numbers for sales, products, contacts, and insurance. This transformation marks a shift from a physical institution to a digital entity, with the bank currently facing the prospect of being reduced to a mere identifier.

Key points

• The bank currently possesses a human face, which is at risk of being replaced by a numerical identity.
• The bank's current functions include managing sales, products, contacts, and insurance operations.

Context

This article describes a scenario where a financial institution transitions from a physical entity with a human face to a purely digital system, highlighting the potential loss of human connection in banking services.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the bank's current state and future risk. No specific dates, locations, or named individuals are provided. The article does not contain data on customer numbers, transaction volumes, or specific dates of transition.

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