MasterCard Sees Silver Lining in Durbin Debit Cap

May 3, 2012 11:06 AM

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The much-derided Durbin Amendment capping debit interchange fees lifted the number two card payment network in the first quarter. At Visa, Durbin was a drag that the industry leader successfully overcame.

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