Credit Cards Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Credit Cards Industry Research & Market Reports
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Store Cards in the US
... what was traditionally store cards territory. This is especially true in the case of cobranded cards, which often combine the merchant-specific benefits of a store card, with the much broader acceptance network of traditional credit ... Read More
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Store Cards in Denmark
... are all rising, store cards is following a different trajectory. All key indicators - circulation, transactions and value - are falling, reflecting the cards’ diminished role in consumer payments. This pattern is consistent with previous ... Read More
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Consumer Credit in the Czech Republic
... to reduced demand in card lending, the single largest category in gross lending terms by some distance. With inflationary pressures having receded significantly from the highs witnessed in the previous two years, Czechs became less ... Read More
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Pre-Paid Cards in Denmark
... which is characterised by a high level of digitalisation and one of the lowest cash usage rates globally. Pre-paid cards are used for a variety of purposes, supporting their continued expansion. However, despite this growth, ... Read More
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Financial Cards and Payments in Asia Pacific
... to their convenience, with payments using them also being increasingly widely accepted. With the high smartphone penetration in the region, m-commerce will therefore continue to be a particularly dynamic area of the market. Euromonitor International's ... Read More
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Financial Cards and Payments in Denmark
... pandemic, which temporarily altered spending and payment habits, followed by a rebound as Danes returned to familiar patterns. The post-pandemic surge in foreign spending and other pent-up demand was compounded by the inflationary effects of ... Read More
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Consumer Credit in Denmark
... continued preference among consumers for short-term borrowing, with consumer credit expanding at a stronger pace compared to housing loans. Within gross lending, card lending has increased its share of total consumer credit, highlighting the growing ... Read More
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Credit Cards in Denmark
... point at which transactions volume and value exceeded 2019 figures, and further expansion has been recorded since. Despite this positive development, the number of credit cards in circulation continued its gradual but steady decline - ... Read More
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Credit Card Issuing in the US - Industry Market Research Report
... in full to the issuer, often in installments. Commercial banks are excluded from this industry since credit card issuance is not a primary business activity. Industry operators generate revenue from cardholders primarily through fees and ... Read More
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Co-Branded Credit Cards in the US, 10th Edition
... partner card strategies and competitive trends. Trends in growth for the issuers and the networks as well as opportunities are examined. Co-branded partners and programs are identified and segmented. Wins and losses are provided for ... Read More
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Consumer Credit in Spain
... and businesses alike have enjoyed the relatively regulation-free space of BNPL, however, in 2023, the European Commission updated regulations around consumer credit to reflect the increased use of alternative and digital credit options, such as ... Read More
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Charge Cards in the Czech Republic
... negative trend observed throughout the review period. Stringent application criteria and the requirement to pay off balances in full every month have historically limited the appeal of these instruments in the country, with their use ... Read More
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Pre-Paid Cards in the Czech Republic
... at a healthy pace. It remained a key beneficiary of the increasing willingness of local consumers and businesses to choose card-based and digital payment solutions over cash, as these instruments are easily accessible and becoming ... Read More
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Financial Cards and Payments in the Czech Republic
... the country to reduce their use of cash in favour of card-based and digital payment solutions. Having become more ingrained in the aftermath of the pandemic, this behaviour continued to be encouraged by improvements in ... Read More
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Credit Cards in the Czech Republic
... the wider macroeconomic climate improved, households and companies became less reliant on these instruments for financing essential needs and emergency purchases and more inclined to pay off balances accumulated earlier in the review period, when ... Read More
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Credit Cards in Nigeria
... households battled against challenging economic conditions, with existing cardholders using their credit cards to meet their financial obligations. Nevertheless, overall performance was hampered by rising interest rate in response to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s ... Read More
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Financial Cards and Payments in Nigeria
... domestic card scheme set to compete with other card operators due to its convenience and affordability, as well as the rapid expansion of payment infrastructure like POS machines. In addition, rising concerns over fraud have ... Read More
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Transformative Trends in Commercial Payment Reconciliation
... AI will leapfrog development in transparency, security and automation, reducing human intervention. Also, data quality has to be improved and standardised. Furthermore, digital payment diversity and SME inclusion are chal... Euromonitor International's Transformative Trends in ... Read More
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Pre-Paid Cards in Nigeria
... cards have benefitted from expansion in digital offerings which facilitate secure online payments. Such cards are attractive to the growing number of tech-savvy shoppers in Nigeria. The momentum gained by pre-paid cards can be linked ... Read More
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Consumer Credit in Nigeria
... depreciation of the Naira dampened demand for foreign-denominated credit cards. The situation was exacerbated by rising interest rates from the Central Bank to tackle rising inflation. Higher interest rates effectively reduced demand for large loans, ... Read More
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Global Credit Cards Competitive Landscape Professional Research Report 2025
... to repay the borrowed amount, often with interest, over time. Credit cards offer a revolving line of credit, meaning that as the cardholder repays their balance, they can borrow again within the credit limit. Typically, ... Read More
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Card Reward Program Services in the US - Industry Market Research Report
... debt led to increased demand for operators' complementary services. In addition, consumers have maintained a taste for rewards program services, while both national and local retailers have increased their card-linked marketing efforts. Nonetheless, robust economic ... Read More
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Consumer Credit in Turkey
... there was a notable slowdown in gross lending as interest rates rose dramatically from 8.5% in June 2023 to 50% in March 2024. Some consumers were put off by the sharp rise in borrowing costs. ... Read More
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Charge Cards in Greece
... major systemic bank Alpha Bank (the sole issuer) and Diners Club (the sole operator) ending in 2024 and not being renewed, there remains no active personal charge card scheme in Greece. The first big blow ... Read More
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Credit Cards in Sweden
... higher usage among existing customers. With inflation falling over 2024, transaction values were less impacted by inflation compared to the previous two years, yet value growth remained robust. After the pandemic, there was much pent-up ... Read More
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