This Lafferty’s merchant acquiring webcast will help you to review your current strategies in a rapidly evolving market.

Andrew will examine key issues such as consolidations, acquisitions and alliances; how Merchant acquirers are grappling with the reality of reduced margins; how merchant service charges (MSCs) are coming under pressure as the credit card merchant profile grows ever wider beyond the traditional core sectors; what is happening with price conscious operators; all of which will help you to benchmark your activities against your peers – nationally and internationally – and enable you to prepare for the future with confidence.  All the data upon which this analysis is based is supplied by Lafferty Research Databases.

The financial crisis has focused minds as never before on where sustainable, long-term value is generated in the banking industry. As a result, retail banking is once again centre stage.

This time around, international banks and their shareholders are as interested in fast-growth, so-called emerging markets as they are in developed countries – not least because profits in underdeveloped markets are typically viewed as being far more lucrative by investors.

This webcast discusses the state of the market in North America. Andrew Neeson will give his analysis of the retail banking market, with particular emphasis on the consumer credit side of the business.

This webcast will present the critical information you need to make informed decisions about the markets in which you already have a presence, as well as helping you to make accurate assessments when considering entering (or leaving) a market.  All the data upon which this analysis is based is supplied by Lafferty Research Databases.

This Lafferty’s merchant acquiring webcast will help you to review your current strategies in a rapidly evolving market.

Andrew will examine key issues such as consolidations, acquisitions and alliances; how Merchant acquirers are grappling with the reality of reduced margins; how merchant service charges (MSCs) are coming under pressure as the credit card merchant profile grows ever wider beyond the traditional core sectors; what is happening with price conscious operators; all of which will help you to benchmark your activities against your peers – nationally and internationally – and enable you to prepare for the future with confidence.  All the data upon which this analysis is based is supplied by Lafferty Research Databases

The financial crisis has focused minds as never before on where sustainable, long-term value is generated in the banking industry. As a result, retail banking is once again centre stage.

This time around, international banks and their shareholders are as interested in fast-growth, so-called emerging markets as they are in developed countries – not least because profits in underdeveloped markets are typically viewed as being far more lucrative by investors.

This webcast discusses the state of the BRICS markets and their rivals. Andrew Neeson will give his analysis of the retail banking market, with particular emphasis on the consumer credit side of the business.

This webcast will present the critical information you need to make informed decisions about the markets in which you already have a presence, as well as helping you to make accurate assessments when considering entering (or leaving) a market.  All the data upon which this analysis is based is supplied by Lafferty Research Databases.