This week’s news in brief including details of a Visa study on electronic payments which found they added $300bn to global GDP; a fine of a Nevada electronic payments processor for violations of consumer protection laws; the CFPB defending its aggressive approach; a Russian bank strengthening its ties to China; and the Bank of England waiting until 2017 to develop blockchain settlement infrastructure.
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Our in-house team of experts bring you the latest insights affecting the payments industry. Combining our unrivalled knowledge and deep understanding of the sector, we provide critical and timely intelligence that helps you make sense of what’s happened and what it means for your organisation.
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