Quite the contrary – we offer something that I would call a “partnership of convenience”, as we have a clear and measurable interest. We are aiming for two things: first, tighter  competition, and then, its possible outcome – a better price-quality ratio for consumers. In other words, we are moving forward with an incentive to achieve greater public benefit.
Are we achieving our aims? Are we satisfied with our results? The answer is both yes and no. Yes, because FinTech has managed to loosen the grip of stagnation. Let’s take, as one remarkable example among many, the emergence of mobile payment platforms. This innovation has changed the face of the sector.