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By Lee Rossini

The global financial services sector is undergoing a wave of consolidation, driven by shifting economic conditions, technological disruption, and evolving client expectations. This trend, visible across banking, payments, and fintech, reflects a broader transformation in how financial services are delivered and consumed.

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