I hate to say it, but (at least in Australia) many banks require Java to do business banking.
This should change (at the glacial rate banks change things) as they realise that Java in the browser is risky business.
This may change if Oracle pull their finger out, stop being dicks about the licensing, and try to promote the language again.
Honestly, I think they've left it too late and the majority of "Java" you're going to see in the near future is going to be related to Android (and hence not running on Oracle's stack).
This should change (at the glacial rate banks change things) as they realise that Java in the browser is risky business.
This may change if Oracle pull their finger out, stop being dicks about the licensing, and try to promote the language again.
Honestly, I think they've left it too late and the majority of "Java" you're going to see in the near future is going to be related to Android (and hence not running on Oracle's stack).