Banking on Success in LAC: Nubank Will Set the Pace
The U.S. credit card market is profitable but saturated. Europe has become less profitable, as regulators now drive every revenue...
Receiptless Transactions in Korea: Why Just Skip Signatures, Skip Credit Card Receipts
Last year, the NY Times wrote a piece about the trend in credit cards to eliminate signatures on credit card...
Synchrony Has Another Breakthrough, This Time With A Secured Amazon Credit Card
No one is sleeping late in Stamford, CT these days as Synchrony comes up with yet another credit card win....
Goldman Sachs: Fishing For Credit Cards and More
Way back in 2010, Rolling Stone was harsh when they described Goldman Sachs as a “great vampire squid wrapped around...
Credit Card Minimum Due Payments Rise in Quebec: See the Benefit and Stop Complaining
Credit cards require discipline. The credit card company issues a piece of plastic that enables one to charge based on...
Thrilla in Manila: Credit Card Hacking Gets Tough in the Philippines
This article is not about the famous Muhammad Ali versus Joe Frazier bout in 1975, but rather a tough play...
China’s UnionPay: Hitting the Beaches in Europe
The irony of it all: Mastercard and Visa struggle to issue in China because of regulatory constraints while UnionPay moves...
Credit Cards In China: QR Codes Bring Transactions, But Social Interactions Bring Sales
Smart Brief quotes eMarketer regarding e-commerce sales in China surging 7.5 % this year, surpassing $5 trillion (and US e-commerce),...
Credit Card Fraud: A Fool, A School and a Ghoul
Three offbeat stories today talk about how credit card fraud can be a local issue: a fool, a school, and...
Forgiving Student Loan Debt: Hey, What About Credit Cards
Tuition at Harvard Business School is now almost $80,000 per year; that alone justifies reading the article just released in...
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