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This week in global news, Mizuho opens generative AI to staff, BBVA organizes to fight fraud and more.
July 5
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The Federal Reserve's instant-payments rail may cut into card issuers' credit and debit card volume over time, but it could also help smaller institutions expand their services.
July 5
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Taylor Swift fans across Asia have flocked to sign up for United Overseas Bank's cards as the frenzy to get hold of the pop star's Singapore concert tickets heats up.
July 5
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The Supreme Court's decision to strike down billions in debt forgiveness could make it harder for millions of Americans to pay back other kinds of debt. It also threatens to further curtail lending in an already sluggish credit market.
July 3
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JPMorgan Chase and Discover are among the firms developing new technology to allow more people to shop from behind the wheel.
July 3
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Wells Fargo leads $70 million funding effort targeting credit-challenged entrepreneurs; PayPal adds Tap to Pay for Venmo, Zettle; Amex names new CFO to succeed retiring veteran finance chief and more in this week's banking news roundup.
June 30
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The card brand's Multi Token Network supports transaction authentication for blockchains and other new electronic payment options.
June 30
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The risk management firm Sardine is one of several tech providers trying to build partnerships with payment companies to thwart crooks that take advantage of the short window for instant settlement.
June 29
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The list of 57 early adopters includes large banks like BNY Mellon, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, as well as large bank technology companies including Jack Henry, FIS and Fiserv.
June 29
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When consumers can't figure out how to discontinue a video-streaming app or other service, they sometimes initiate a merchant dispute — a costly process that the card network aims to curtail.
June 29
