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Short-term:
1. Leveraging Emerging Technologies for Process Optimization:
- The application of emerging technologies, such as AI-powered language models, can significantly streamline processes. For example, virtual branch operations can utilize language models combined with manual review to expedite processing times, reducing it from one day to a much shorter duration.
- However, full automation of compliance and risk checks might not be achievable in the near term due to compliance and risk management concerns. True automation may take several years to be implemented.

2. Providing Liquidity Products and Value-added Services Based on Data Insights:
- The concept of the "Fund Pool Smart Butler" is an example of offering liquidity solutions based on data insights. By leveraging payment data, the bank can offer precise simulations of different fund pool structures and their associated costs and effects. This comprehensive solution becomes highly attractive to customers and sets the bank apart from competitors.
- Expanding data-based value-added services to various industries, such as assisting cross-border e-commerce in identifying malicious reviewers or helping brands like Nike identify data-driven solutions for handling scalpers, provides a platform for unique, data-centric services.

3. Cross-border Payments:
- The introduction of cross-border e-commerce tax guarantees into tax guarantee reforms offers a new opportunity for banks. Banks can issue customs tax guarantee letters to act as the guarantor for importers and provide convenient customs clearance services, such as "post-clearance tax payment" and "tax payment upon consolidation."
- Collaborating with platforms like Amazon, where the bank can directly settle transactions, can lead to seamless payment experiences for clients, as seen with the introduction of "Cross-border e-Remittance" by China Construction Bank. This allows buyers to directly pay into the bank account, simplifying the process and providing added convenience.

Long-term:
1. Blockchain Technology:
- While fully decentralized public blockchains may not be the primary focus of government development, consortium blockchains for applications like KYC systems may become prevalent in the future. The consortium blockchain approach, such as the pioneering effort of the PBoC Trade Finance Blockchain Platform, can establish trust among multiple participants and form a multi-party governance network to address issues faced in traditional cross-border remittance products.
- To stay competitive, the bank should actively participate in the development of consortium blockchains. Eventually, when consortium blockchains become widespread in interbank operations, KYC processes may no longer be a significant differentiating factor between banks.

Note: The comprehensive summary presents key insights from the report, focusing on short-term opportunities in process optimization and data-driven liquidity solutions, as well as long-term considerations related to cross-border payments and the potential of blockchain technology in the payments industry.