Yes, I speak with a lot of bankers about Bitcoin and LN. They always identify LN as most interesting to enter this market since it is typical their business. Get prepared that if it is a thing, small and medium entities will not long exist.
Regulation is a thing here as well, so think of what bigger entities will pull to get smaller ones out of markets.
yep and segwit addresses BC1q were not designed as a sole btc feature.
LN was not designed as a sole btc feature
the bc1q addresses were designed to identify btc tx's when the bankers add their hyper ledger system to LN so that they can tell the difference between a btc address and their atomically swappable fiat coins.
bankers running the hubs 'for convenience of users' is already in the works.
even the layout of hubs is the same network layout as bank branches. the co-signing requirement is the same as bankers authorised payments.