Learning to Spend Like An American: Credit Cards in China
UnionPay and Ant Financial are successful lending models. In many ways, they are changing Chinese culture. In contrast to their...
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Apple Credit Cards Outside the United States: Asia Says: “So What”
Two Asian news items stand out in today’s news, as part of the media flurry on Apple card. One talks...
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QR Codes Cause Angst in Asian Credit Card Industry
Here is a concerning spin on QR Codes and how they are disrupting the credit card industry. BC Card is...
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Credit Card Data Capturing: The Tale of Two Bananas
Credit card systems must be irrefutable to ensure cardholder confidence. As you purchase, data passes through the merchant, to the...
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PSCU Enhances Commitment to Service Excellence with Appointment of Account Management Executives
In support of its continued commitment to delivering the best-in-class experience its Owner credit unions have come to expect, PSCU...
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Student Loan Debt is a “Stunning” Mess
Let's take a breather from credit cards for a moment as we look at new numbers from the Federal Reserve...
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Japan’s JCB Card Adds Value to India’s Domestic Payment Scheme
Since 1960, JCB was a well-run, domestic payment card in Japan. For four decades, there seemed to be little aspiration...
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Credit Cards and QR Codes: Breakthrough for Financial Inclusion or Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen?
QR codes provide a radical change to payment acceptance, particularly in developing economies. Countries such as China and India embrace...
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Credit Card Risk: CECL is Coming, CECL is Coming
One of the most critical accounting changes in credit cards kicks off on January 1, 2020. That is less than...
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Credit Card Collections: When Recession Sirens Sound, Get In Front of the Credit Risk
You may not have a good understanding of an “inverted yield curve” but if you are in credit cards, you...
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