It is conceivable that consortium of powerful banks and hedge funds who are not beholden to the current oligarchical monetary system, probably not mega-banks but mid-level up and coming like Saxobank, etc, start up something like bitcoin. They are just as sick of swallowing the costs of bailing out their bigger competiton and playing byu the shit rules coming down from on top.
P2P, using their own computational power, based in zones outside the FATF and KYC BS, and branding to bootstrap a fiat rival but keep it open source, etc with the same qualities as bitcoin but much better start-up public credibility ... wouldn't be the worst thing.
If it is P2P and open source, why is that a bad thing? just because I may lose a few hundreds/thousands dollars on current btc? ... no, the dollars will be worthless anyway.
But if they use their financial advantage to gain more than 50% computation power, we'll all know it's not real p2p currency, just another Q-coin.