Surcharging Ripple Effect
On Sunday, merchants in the United Stateswill be able to impose a surcharge fee on credit card transactionsfor the first...
Thoughts on the Debit Market in 2013
In 2012, the debit industry in the U.S. beganto recover from the turmoil resulting from the Durbin Amendment,but that doesn't...
Occupy Wall Street, Debt Forgiveness, and the Bigger Idea
One might presume that as a movement, OccupyWall Street has gone underground, leaving behind a legacy for thefinancial services market...
Wal-Mart Flies Away with Amex Bluebird
Not holding a banking license is no longer animpediment to offering financial services products to the consumermarket and with the...
Mercator Advisory Group Analysts to Present at BAI Retail Delivery Expo
Patricia Hewitt, director of the Debit Advisory Service, will moderate the panel, Person-To-Person Payments: Evolving An Established Product on Wednesday,...
Shifting Occupational Pools Means Big Changes for U.S. Financial Services
Listen to Patricia Hewitt read herPerspective.The National Employment Law Project (NELP)this past week released the results of its analysis of...
New Banks and Old Models
Listen to Patricia Hewitt readher PerspectiveWatching new banking strategies unfold, suchas the recent roll out of Simple, I'm struck by...
Fully, Finally, and Forever – For Now
The long wait is over as a settlement hasbeen reached in the "Payment Card Interchange Fee and MerchantDiscount Antitrust Litigation"....
The Real Problem for Exempt Debit Issuers
The Federal Reserve released their analysis of the impact of debitcard interchange fee regulations for 2011 and the news seemsencouraging...
Online Groceries — You Might Be Surprised
Every time I mention online groceries, eyesroll and executives start checking email. Sure, right, tried that,been there, but...a recent study...
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