CECL versus IFRS9: It Looks like U.S. Regulators Got it Right for Credit Cards
Mercator Advisory Group thinks that the credit card industry benefited from the implementation of Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL), even...
Read moreDetailsMercator Advisory Group thinks that the credit card industry benefited from the implementation of Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL), even...
Read moreDetailsBetween the unprecedented global COVID-19 pandemic, staggering levels of unemployment, civil unrest, and particularly contentious political tensions, 2020 is truly...
Read moreDetailsMercator Advisory Group's early view on Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) was that the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) would...
Read moreDetailsA rash of data protection regulations – including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), whose enforcement was set to begin...
Read moreDetailsIn April last year, Mercator Advisory Group published “How Banks Can Safely Do Cryptocurrency”, which suggested that financial institutions could...
Read moreDetailsEven though the deadline was extended to April 17, 2021, many fuel merchants are unprepared to meet the upcoming EMV...
Read moreDetailsMembers of Mercator Advisory Group’s CEP advisory service will be familiar with our frequent coverage of cross-border payments (x border),...
Read moreDetailsCompanies that move personal data from the E.U. to process that data in the U.S. now have a problem. The...
Read moreDetailsThis article appears in International Banker and discusses an interesting case of fraud perpetrated by the CEO of a company...
Read moreDetailsThe cryptocurrency exchange Binance just acquired Swipe, the multi-currency digital wallet that operates on the Visa network as a debit...
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