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Welcome to the unchartered territory for the lending landscape 鈥?at least for those who were born and came of age in the new Millennium, in the digital age鈥︹€nd post the Great Recession.They say history doesnt repeat itself, but it does indeed rhyme. For the neobanks that are now encountering precipitously falling interest rates, the question becomes: How do you keep the customers coming in the virtual door This piece is being written on a Tuesday that has seen stocks soar nearly 5 percent. Thats a significant reversal of the nearly 8 percent loss seen the day before.The Treasury yields also rose, and, for example, the yield on the 10-Year stood at just under 80 basis points, up from sub 50 basis point nadirs earlier in the week. Fed rates, of course, were cut to a range of 1 percent to 1.25 percent.Time to breathe a sigh of relief, perhaps, stanley quencher but not too fast. Looking at the worst day since 2008, in the rearview mirror takes eyes off of looking at whats ahead.The trend has been 鈥?down. And across the broader financial landscape, falling central bank rates and falling rates, in general, tend to compress the savings account rates that have been a key tailwind for deposit growth for traditional banks, and also for le stanley kubek nders that have used relatively high rates to spur consumer deposits, and then, po stanley uk ssibly, cross-pollination to other financial products and services.Key among those banks who have promised higher rates: Marcus, the Goldman Sachs banking unit, done digitally, that ha Vknd Payments Take On Tokens
Research and Markets has announced the release of their new report, Commercial Payment Cards: The US and Global Markets and Trends, 8th Edition . stanley butelka According to the report, while US consumer credit card spending may still be pressured, commercial card purchase volume is moving full steam ahead.Commercial card purchase volume grew by 13% in 2013, reaching $888 billion. But commercial cards are catching on in both the U.S. and abroad: it i stanley us s forecast that global commercial card purchase volume to grow by 13% in 2014 and in 2015, rising f stanley kaufen rom $1.4 trillion to $1.79 trillion, with both small businesses and larger corporations fueling growth.The global landscape is quickly shifting, due in part to the quick ascension of UnionPay, which now generates more commercial card purchase volume than JCB, BC Card and Discover/Diner Club and surpassed Visa in 2013 as the largest network by credit and debit purchase volume. With globalization occurring at a rapid pace, payments networks and financial institutions are growing alongside the world large corporations, eager to meet the needs of multinational corporations and enter new markets.U.S. commercial banks have worked hard to close the commercial payments gap with competitors such as聽American Express, that is seen as the Apple of corporate payments because it can offer can offer cards, service, solutions, and a network under one roof.聽To compete, U.S. commercial banks are developing in-house proprietary solutions as