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Service: Advisory, Management Consulting
Industry: Financial Services, Technology, Media & Telecommunications, Telecommunications
Type: Business and industry issue
Date: 7/18/2011

Monetizing mobile - How banks are preserving their place in the payment value chain

This global survey looks at the role of banks in guiding the adoption of mobile payment solutions and considers some of the challenges they will face as new consumption patterns emerge.

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