Citibank Japan to launch world's 1st 'smart banking' branches

Citibank Japan to launch world's 1st 'smart banking' branches

TOKYO, Japan - A Citibank Japan official demonstrates transactions using an automated teller machine equipped with a videoconference system at a soon-to-opened branch in Tokyo's Nihombashi district on April 9, 2010. The bank will launch two ''smart banking'' branches in Tokyo that deploy technology such as interactive touch panels for the first time in its global network. (Kyodo)

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