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 ...
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 ...
Credit Cards in India: Never a Dull Moment
India’s approach to financial inclusion has been exciting, frustrating, and novel, all at the same time. Prime Minister Modi shocked ...
Maxing Out Mexico: Credit Card System Comes to a Halt
Sometimes you want to be wrong with your forecasting. Credit card acceptance came to a halt during the end of ...
Apple Credit Card Review: “Good Initial Implementation, but Lots of Room to Grow”
A recent Wall Street Journal article reviews the new Apple credit card and offers a largely lukewarm assessment. Having used ...
If You Think the Apple Credit Card is Hot, Check Out Mercado Libre
No matter where you sit on the Apple credit card, enthused as an Apple-lover or watchful as a credit card ...
Chase Cancels Its Canadian Credit Card Debt, Market Applauds
Chase holds fond memories for me professionally and personally, and all of my time spent in Canada has been an ...
Credit Card Debt in U.S. Households: Muscle and Blood and Skin and Bones
Tennesse Ernie Forbes reprised a 1946 tune by Merle Travis in a prophetic song similar to today’s WSJ article on ...
Which Demographic Is Transacting Less with Credit and Debit Cards?
Don’t miss another episode of Truth In Data! Click on the red bell in the lower left corner of your ...
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