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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, the Philippines central bank, has issued new regulations designed to further protect the country’s credit cardholders from abuse.
January 20 -
The Durbin amendment carved out smaller banks from its mandate to restrict debit swipe fees, and at least one of the major networks is willing to oblige, but equity markets do not appear to have cut the group much slack.
January 20 -
Addressing analysts Jan. 19 during a conference call to discuss fourth quarter earnings, Dan Poston, chief financial officer at Fifth Third Bancorp, noted it is too early to predict how the bank will react to reductions in debit card interchange revenue.
January 20 -
U.S. Bancorp had expected to wait to see how other financial institutions reacted to recent legislative and policy changes that have or will affect revenue before deciding on the course of action it takes.
January 19 -
WASHINGTON – In a rulemaking process turned upside down, credit unions and community banks exempt from the Federal Reserve Board’s proposal limiting debit card interchange fees are dominating the comment process, while the big institutions coming under the rule have yet to weigh in (see story).
January 13 -
Defendants that the Federal Trade Commission alleged stole millions of dollars from consumers through unauthorized charges and debits to bank accounts have reached settlement agreements with the FTC.
January 13 -
Mobile-banking access is one of several services financial institutions might start charging for if the Federal Reserve Board’s proposed new debit card interchange rules take affect, one analyst believes.
January 13 -
U.S. consumers will not be receiving any more telemarketing pitches from robocaller Fereidoun Khalilian, under a settlement reached by the Federal Trade Commission.
January 13 -
Police in the of Jakarta have ordered banks operating in Indonesia’s capital city to beef up their ATM security, a spokesperson for the department tells PaymentsSource.
January 12 -
WASHINGTON – The banking lobby is rejecting Visa Inc.’s proposal for a dual system on debit card interchange, saying such a system would only force merchants to migrate to lower-cost cards as mandated for the biggest issuers.
January 12