Visa: 2015 Was a ‘Watershed’ Year for EMV Adoption
Adoption of EMV chip technology among both retailers and consumers grew exponentially in 2015, according to new data from Visa.
Tag: Credit cards
Study: Consumers Want Retailers to Provide Safer Payment Choices
An overwhelming majority -- 82 percent -- of consumers feel they should have a choice about what type of payment ...
Study: Dodd-Frank Limited Revolving Consumer Credit by Double Digits
The Dodd-Frank Act has resulted in a 14.5 percent reduction in the revolving credit available to consumers in the form ...
Study: Millennials Have High Debt Burden, Low Financial Capability
U.S. millennials are lacking in their understanding of financial concepts, with only 24 percent demonstrating basic financial knowledge, according to ...
CFPB: Campus Credit Cards Continue Decline
Credit cards offered in conjunction with colleges, universities and affiliated organizations have continued to decline since the CARD Act was ...
Weekly Infobyte: Americans Say That Retailers Bear Responsibility for Protecting Customer Data
Voters are twice as likely to say that retailers, not financial institutions, are responsible for protecting customers' payment data.
OCC: Underwriting Standards Ease, Credit Risk Grows
Credit risk for both retail and commercial loan products has increased over the past three years as and is expected ...
ABA Op-Ed on EMV: ‘It’s the Chip That Matters’
The chip is key to the security of new EMV cards, ABA SVP Jess Sharp said in an American Banker ...
CFPB: CARD Act Followed by Increase in Credit Availability
Credit availability has increased by 10 percent and total cost of credit has decreased by 2 percent since the implementation ...
