The Federal Reserve Looks To Further Define Fraud
Recently Ryan McEndarfer, Editor-In-Chief at PaymentsJournal had the pleasure of speaking with Kenneth Montgomery, First Vice President & Chief Operating ...
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Update from the Fed: No Update
The American Banker had an interview with Esther George, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. I was ...
U.S. Faster Payments Council (FPC) Announces First Elected Board of Directors
May 20, 2019 – The U.S. Faster Payments Council (FPC) today released the results of its first member election for ...
Sloppy, Overburdened, and Challenged: Millennial Credit Card Debt Gets Messy
The New York Federal Reserve Bank regularly publishes a consumer credit study that is enlightening with deep data on how ...
The “Will They, Won’t They” Debate around the Fed’s Involvement in Faster Payments Continues
One of the frequent topics of discussion at this week’s Payments 2019 conference in muggy Orland FL, was whether or ...
Geeky but Interesting: New Fed Study Shows Unintended Consequences of the CARD Act Are Higher Credit Card Rates
The credit card industry has extensive research, such as what you will find at Mercator Advisory Group’s site, where research ...
5.5 And Holding: Fed Promises No More Rate Increases, Shielding Credit Cards
In the credit card business, where almost all cards index their rate to Prime + an X factor, you need ...
Not So Fast: Federal Reserve Delays Additional Same Day ACH Window
Offering the opportunity to settle an ACH transactions within hours has been undeniably successful. Last year, the first full years ...
U.S. Real Time Payments: a View from Across the Pond
An article in Finextra today nicely summarizes the current state of real-time payments in the U.S. In case your attention ...
How Many Faster Payment Providers is Enough?
In December banks, credit unions, fintech businesses, retailers, and technology providers submitted comments to the Federal Reserve regarding their proposal ...
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