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Underbanked women a focus of Visa, Mastercard's digital strategies

Payments Source

Visa and Mastercard are driving digital transactions by financially empowering women in emerging markets who are unbanked but manage their families’ spending. The card networks are particularly targeting women in gig economy jobs and women-owned businesses.

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Digital banking is ready to take off in Latin America

Celent Banking

Digital is the new reality in Latin America. In a recent Celent survey 100% of the participants recognized that a scenario where all financial products get digitized needs to be addressed sometime in the next 7 years and 59% of them believe it needs to be addressed immediately.

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The Evolution Of eBay’s Global Payments Strategy

PYMNTS

Many businesses today see selling products in new markets as a growth opportunity. Expanding into a new market — even one as geographically close as Mexico, for example — would present a number of logistical hurdles that many businesses may not be equipped to handle. Appealing to a wider array of customers within the U.S.

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Elan: The Positive Impact Of Payments

PYMNTS

Matt Carpenter, senior vice president and market director of Elan Financial Services , explores how his firm has responded to the drastic changes the pandemic has brought to the financial landscape and the world at large. "We Even after the pandemic subsides, the digital acceleration we experienced in 2020 will not — it is here to stay." .

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Mastercard Stock Rises On  Q3 Growth, Falls On Regulatory Concerns

PYMNTS

Mastercard came out ahead of Wall Street’s forecasts when its Q3 earnings report hit the wires before the markets opened yesterday – notching a beat on both earnings and revenue, with significant growth in transaction volume and global market share. Markets rewarded the good news with a 1.8 directly to their debit cards.

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Fraudsters And The Retail Identity Crisis

PYMNTS

Mastercard came out ahead of Wall Street’s forecasts when its Q3 earnings report hit the wires before the markets opened yesterday – notching a beat on both earnings and revenue, with significant growth in transaction volume and global market share. Markets rewarded the good news with a 1.8 directly to their debit cards.

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Mastercard’s 3Q Shows Masterful Masterpass

PYMNTS

In the latest earnings report showing that consumers are still happy to use their cards and spend (election be darned), Mastercard’s latest results were above the Street. Within that subset, Latin America volumes were up 7.5 Globally the card tally stood at the end of the latest quarter at 2.3 billion.