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Weekly 10-Q: Visa vs Mastercard — who did better this quarter?

  • Visa and Mastercard reported their quarterly earnings results -- here’s what investors need to know about the two payments giants.
  • And, the CFPB is looking to finalize the US open banking rule by 2024.
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Who stands to benefit [or suffer] from the Visa and Mastercard settlement?

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  • Currently, it remains an intricate conundrum to unravel.
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How improving credit risk assessment can catalyze FIs’ growth: 3 questions with Visa’s Carl Rutstein

  • Financial institutions grapple with obstacles in navigating the technology and route for credit risk assessment and management.
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