| Lawmakers grill credit bureau CEOs, Dimon sees possible consumer future for JPM Coin, and FTC to look at past Big Tech mergers |  | | How Consumers Rate The State Of US Disbursements Ingo Money CEO Drew Edwards says consumers have been trained by Silicon Valley to expect funds from businesses when and how they want them. Karen Webster says the latest consumer data suggests businesses arenât hitting the mark. So, the latest 'State Of' Podcast on the state of U.S. disbursements begins. Listen in. |
| On Capitol Hill, Credit Bureau CEOs Say Reporting Changes Are In the Air On Tuesday (Feb. 26), lawmakers called credit reporting a broken system â and grilled the heads of Equifax, Experian and TransUnion for the fix, following the introduction of new legislation that promises far-reaching changes. The CEOs outlined their plans to address shortcomings and expand credit access. Hereâs what they said. |
| Why Retail Needs To Better Tap The Power Of Chat Seventy-eight percent of global consumers use a chat platform regularly these days. SendBird CEO John Kim tells PYMNTS that, despite this, its potential remains vastly underrealized â and underutilized by retailers. Hereâs why. |
| | Faster Payments Tracker™ | | Youth Sports: Donât Wink At The Ref â Just Pay Them Faster Turns out that fast, convenient payments (or lack thereof) are often the deciding factor for which games highly in-demand referees decide to work in the $17 billion youth sports industry. In this monthâs Faster Payments Tracker, organized athletics tech provider Stack Sports' CEO Alex Alt discusses what's crippled speed of payments in the industry, and how delivering payments directly to the referees' bank accounts could score some big points. |
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