After a lengthy battle with regulators, banks may be happy to hear these requirements could get another cut.
Delinquencies for both student loans and credit cards could worsen as borrowers contend with more obligations
As tariffs raise prices for many businesses, banks are finding solutions to keep their customers satisfied.
In today’s episode, we talk about how much debt consumers have, which buckets it lives in, and the likelihood of a ‘debt jubilee’. Join the discussion with host and Head of Business Development Rob Rubin, Senior Analyst Grace Broadbent and Senior Director of Forecasting Oscar Orozco.
The partnership highlights the importance of individual merchant deals and larger platform tie-ups
A recent survey reveals many may regret their decision to incur student debt.
Despite being a leader in AI use, the BNPL provider said leaning on AI for customer service lowered support quality
The CFPB will reportedly ask a federal court to vacate the rule—side-stepping the lengthy rescinding process and setting back open banking indefinitely.
Funding hit a two-year high, but the concentration among megarounds points to deeper problems in the startup funding space
This launch could revolutionize PayPal’s in-store ambitions—and provide real competition for Apple Pay
But its megadeal with Worldpay and FIS will transform its business and expand its revenue opportunities
The agency wants to rework the rules to address banks' concerns. We look at what it would mean for open banking adoption in the US.
A new type of tax-advantage account making its way through Congress could be a chance for banks to attract and retain customers.
Payment providers are investing in AI to help streamline and personalize both the merchant and customer experiences
The personalized rewards offering will help the credit card stand out against other no-annual-fee credit cards
Macroeconomic uncertainty and an overreliance on Cash App led the company to slash its full-year guidance