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Dilip Ratha, an economist at the World Bank, shows how the power of a simple remittance sent from one family member to another could be magnified to improve the lives of poor people.

Recent comments by Russell Golden, chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, raise questions about the board's plans to change bank accounting standards.

Holiday shopping doesn’t stop after December 25. It goes beyond that as many consumers buy goods post-holiday as well, boosting sales even more.

FMSI COO Meredith Deen suggests a new approach to branch service offers a key differentiator for credit union in an increasingly crowded field.

Despite increased investment and development in the consumer payments space around mag stripe, EMV and contactless payments solutions, there is still a huge concern when it comes to data theft.

The holiday shopping season may be over, but that doesn’t mean that consumers will stop using their credit or debit cards in 2016.

Officials who assess how well banks lend and invest in their communities seem out of sync with the experiences of Main Street.

New technologies are allowing us to reimagine the entire customer payment experience.

Though there are some key differences between nonprofits and their boards and not-for-profit credit unions and their boards, CUs can learn a lot from mistakes made by their nonprofit counterparts, according to one CU consultant.

A trip to London reveals how far ahead British and other European regulators are in streamlining the licensing process for payments providers and other fintech firms.