Credit Cards from Credit Unions: Kinder and Gentler
George H.W. Bush’s acceptance speech for the Republican Presidential candicacy in 1988 was a classic, where H.W. spoke of a...
Credit Card Losses: Chase Is Ready, Is Your Bank?
Losses are starting to bubble, for some, but not all credit card issuers, as Bloomberg reports. Credit-card losses are outpacing...
Welcoming Chinese Consumers to the World of Consumer Debt
Credit cards in China have taken hold, but the messaging about repaying debt may be lagging, as Reuters reports the...
Myanmar Drives Towards QR Codes, With 74% Unbanked, This is a Large Step for Financial Inclusion
Myanmar, once known as Burma, has a 50 million population wedged in between India, China, and Thailand. Unlike its surrounding...
Credit Card Delinquency: Indicators Eroding, Make Certain Your Infrastructure is Ready
Mercator Advisory Group has been cautioning about credit quality risk for more than a year, and numbers now point in...
Credit Cards in South Africa: Slow Down, You Move Too Fast
South Africa, a sovereign entity that exited British Rule in 1961 has seen economic (and political) ups and downs over...
Credit Card Acquisitions: Save a Tree (And Postage): Go Digital
Today’s WSJ talks about how credit card acquisitions shifted to digital channels; a topic Mercator recently covered regarding digital engagements...
Another Big Credit Card Win for Synchrony as Venmo Branches Out
The Wall Street Journal indicates that Venmo is looking to branch out from its core business of being a P2P...
Credit Cards as Political Weapons: The Venezuelan Strategy
Credit and Debit cards are one of the few financial items not included in recent sanctions against Venezuela and Nichols...
Credit Cards in England: Is London Stalling?
Brexit, saturated debt, signs of inflation. All topics come to mind this eighteen of April in 2019, as the Bank...
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