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Cornerstone Advisors Research Illustrates How Durbin Amendment Negatively Impacted Financial Institutions and Consumers - Vimarsana News

Cornerstone Advisors Research Illustrates How Durbin Amendment Negatively Impacted Financial Institutions and Consumers

/PRNewswire/ -- New research from Cornerstone Advisors, a leading management and technology consultancy for banks, credit unions and fintech firms, reveals how...

CUNA Releases Study On True Impact Of Interchange Regulation - Vimarsana News

CUNA Releases Study On True Impact Of Interchange Regulation

A new study reveals the continued negative impact of interchange regulation on consumers, small businesses, and financial services options.

Bring fairness to credit card transactions | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Bring fairness to credit card transactions | News, Sports, Jobs

Americans’ love affair with credit cards shows no signs of cooling anytime soon. The proof is in the numbers: — In our nation of 332 million people, more

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GT June 2023 Competition Currents Newsletter - Vimarsana News

GT June 2023 Competition Currents Newsletter

A summary of competitions and global trade including stories from the United States, Mexico, The Netherlands, Poland, Italy, the European Union, and Japan, focused on antitrust and other trade regulation lawsuits and legislation

Credit Card Competition Act could save retailers, customers $11b a year in fees, protect against higher grocery prices, trade groups argue - Vimarsana News

Credit Card Competition Act could save retailers, customers $11b a year in fees, protect against higher grocery prices, trade groups argue

Nearly 2,000 companies and 270 trade groups, including those representing grocers, convenience stores and other retailers that sell packaged food and beverages, are calling for the swift passage of legislation that could lower credit and debit card swipe fees that can squeeze store margins and prompt higher prices.