Debit Card Issues: Breaches, Resolving Errors & Other Concerns

Debit Card Issues: Breaches, Resolving Errors & Other Concernsin Bank Operations Compliance Education Education Events Fraud Security Senior Management Telephone SeminarsWealth Management WebinarsPrinter-friendly VersionShareThisDebit Card Issues: Breaches, Resolving Errors & Other ConcernsWEBINAR – ON DEMAND WEB LINK – FREE CD ROMRegisterThursday, July 8, 201012 - 1:30 pm PT1 - 2:30...
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Debit Card Issues: Breaches, Resolving Errors & Other Concerns

Debit Card Issues: Breaches, Resolving Errors & Other Concernsin Bank Operations Compliance Education Education Events Fraud Security Senior Management Telephone SeminarsWealth Management WebinarsPrinter-friendly VersionShareThisDebit Card Issues: Breaches, Resolving Errors & Other ConcernsWEBINAR – ON DEMAND WEB LINK – FREE CD ROMRegisterThursday, July 8, 201012 - 1:30 pm PT1 - 2:30...
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EU antitrust case against Visa: FAQs

Finextra reports:Antitrust: Commission market tests Visa Europe's commitments to cut Multilateral Interchange Fees (MIFs) for debit cards transactions - frequently asked questions.Interchange fees are charged by a cardholder's bank (the 'issuing bank') to a merchant's bank (the 'acquiring bank') for each sales transaction made at a merchant outlet with a payment card.Interchange fees are either agreed bilaterally, between one issuing and...
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EU antitrust case against Visa: FAQs

Finextra reports:Antitrust: Commission market tests Visa Europe's commitments to cut Multilateral Interchange Fees (MIFs) for debit cards transactions - frequently asked questions.Interchange fees are charged by a cardholder's bank (the 'issuing bank') to a merchant's bank (the 'acquiring bank') for each sales transaction made at a merchant outlet with a payment card.Interchange fees are either agreed bilaterally, between one issuing and...
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Phishers Ambush Military Credit Unions

Internet.com is reporting that "a number of bogus Web sites that appear to be the official pages of a pair of credit unions used by military personnel are actually phishing traps designed to steal soldiers' identities."Phishing can be eliminated. What they are "phishing" for are online banking passwords and usernames. Get rid of the antiquated login process and start "really" getting serious about authentication.Replicate the same trusted...
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Phishers Ambush Military Credit Unions

Internet.com is reporting that "a number of bogus Web sites that appear to be the official pages of a pair of credit unions used by military personnel are actually phishing traps designed to steal soldiers' identities."Phishing can be eliminated. What they are "phishing" for are online banking passwords and usernames. Get rid of the antiquated login process and start "really" getting serious about authentication.Replicate the same trusted...
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Report to the Congress on Reductions of Consumer Credit Limits Based on Certain Information as to Experience or Transactions of the Consumer

Hundreds of thousands of credit cardholders' accounts have been zinged in recent years by credit cardcompanies based in part on where consumers shopped, what they bought, who they bought from or who held their mortgages, according to a new federal report issued Friday.The cardholders were hit with credit limit reductions, interest rate hikes or had their accounts closed by issuers who told federal regulators that decisions to clamp down...
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Report to the Congress on Reductions of Consumer Credit Limits Based on Certain Information as to Experience or Transactions of the Consumer

Hundreds of thousands of credit cardholders' accounts have been zinged in recent years by credit cardcompanies based in part on where consumers shopped, what they bought, who they bought from or who held their mortgages, according to a new federal report issued Friday.The cardholders were hit with credit limit reductions, interest rate hikes or had their accounts closed by issuers who told federal regulators that decisions to clamp down...
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The Economics and Regulation of Payment Interchange Fees

EVENTS RECENTThe Economics and Regulation of Payment Card Interchange FeesStart Date:Wednesday, June 09, 2010End Date:Wednesday, June 09, 2010Time:8:30 AM - 1:00 PMLocation:Willard InterContinental1401 Pennsylvania Ave NWWashington, DC 20004Add to Calendar:Google, Outlook, iCalThis event is co-hosted by the The International Center for Law and Economics and the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.This conference...
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