By Cecile Mantovani LAUSANNE (Reuters) – There’s still a lot of life left in the traditional bank note, printing company Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions said, with coronavirus and the war in Ukraine driving up demand for paper money despite competition from other forms of payment. Nearly 90% of the worlds’ banknotes are estimated to be printed at least in some part by the company’s machines, with production levels of paper money increasing despite the rise of online payments, digital currencies and contactless ways to pay. “Banknotes were there from the beginning and are still there,” chief …