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Banks and thrifts have responded to their relative decline by diversifying their services and enhancing their digital offerings to attract a broader customer base. They have adopted new technologies to improve efficiency, streamline operations, and provide better customer experiences through mobile and online banking platforms. Additionally, many institutions have pursued Mergers and Acquisitions to strengthen their market presence and leverage economies of scale. This strategic shift aims to adapt to evolving consumer preferences and the competitive landscape.

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