During a recent conference in Singapore on how the global financial industry is coping with the Y2K crisis, even the host country, which is in the forefront of those dealing with Y2K, had to admit that they were considering giving the financial industry an extended holiday after the new year, to give banks some breathing room to make last-minute changes on anything they may have overlooked.
最近在新加坡召開的全球金融業因應 Y2K 危機會議中，抓蟲進度領先的地主國新加坡，竟也坦承他們正考慮讓金融業在明年元旦時「放長假」，好讓銀行開張前能有更寬裕的時間，進行疏漏部份的緊急修正工作… …。