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I recently asked the chief executive of a wealth management firm what their offer was for Sudanese-Australians. His answer was, understandably: nothing.
However, I pointed out, by tomorrow afternoon they could translate their entire product range into Sudanese Arabic, refine it to fit cultural requirements, and pilot a digital adviser that spoke in that language, at almost no cost.
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