With the World Health Organization’s recent recognition of evidence that the novel coronavirus can be aerosolized in particles that remain in the air for long periods over long distances, how do banks need to adjust their COVID-19 risk mitigation procedures?
New bank office and branch configurations will focus as much on revised business practices as on design changes.
The time is right to leverage the experiences of the past few months to make significant and sustainable changes to the branch environment.
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