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Credit cards losing favour, especially with younger people, as digital payments rise in popularity

Credit cards losing favour, especially with younger people, as digital payments rise in popularity

Ex-Worldclear employee Richard Whitham on working for Worldclear, establishing a company to help process its transactions, Changi prison & more

Ex-Worldclear employee Richard Whitham on working for Worldclear, establishing a company to help process its transactions, Changi prison & more

Bank-owned Payments NZ review to assess whether governance arrangements are fit for purpose

Bank-owned Payments NZ review to assess whether governance arrangements are fit for purpose

‘The evil this bill will resolve’: Wise backs Labour bill that wants to end hidden foreign exchange fees on international money transfers

‘The evil this bill will resolve’: Wise backs Labour bill that wants to end hidden foreign exchange fees on international money transfers

Much touted surcharge ban 'remains the Government's intention', Nicola Willis says, despite waning support

Much touted surcharge ban 'remains the Government's intention', Nicola Willis says, despite waning support

Plans to limit interchange fees for Mastercard and Visa commercial credit cards outlined in Commerce Commission draft decision

Plans to limit interchange fees for Mastercard and Visa commercial credit cards outlined in Commerce Commission draft decision

MinterEllisonRuddWatts' lawyers look at MBIE's consultation on payments regulation, asking whether it's time to regulate payment services in New Zealand

MinterEllisonRuddWatts' lawyers look at MBIE's consultation on payments regulation, asking whether it's time to regulate payment services in New Zealand

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment asks whether payment services regulation is fit for purpose

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment asks whether payment services regulation is fit for purpose

Jovan Pavlicevic argues banking competition is about whether the system is structurally capable of producing new winners rather than just who owns what

Jovan Pavlicevic argues banking competition is about whether the system is structurally capable of producing new winners rather than just who owns what

Reserve Bank says AI could potentially hit borrowers' ability to repay loans and increase cyber risks

Reserve Bank says AI could potentially hit borrowers' ability to repay loans and increase cyber risks

Australia's Cuscal acquiring electronic payments processor Worldline New Zealand and reviving Paymark brand

Australia's Cuscal acquiring electronic payments processor Worldline New Zealand and reviving Paymark brand

Can countries replace SWIFT? Evidence from Russia suggests not easily

Can countries replace SWIFT? Evidence from Russia suggests not easily

Australia's surcharge ban will make paying simpler – but not necessarily cheaper, Vibhu Arya and Wen Helena Li say

Australia's surcharge ban will make paying simpler – but not necessarily cheaper, Vibhu Arya and Wen Helena Li say

A real-time domestic payments network could provide 'a better and cheaper alternative' to Visa and Mastercard

A real-time domestic payments network could provide 'a better and cheaper alternative' to Visa and Mastercard

What plans, if any, do the small NZ-owned banks have where open banking's concerned?

What plans, if any, do the small NZ-owned banks have where open banking's concerned?