March 30, 2010
PYMNTS Innovators
Featured Briefing Room TSYS Program Solutions Featured Content Mid-Tier Banks and Credit Unions Can Compete and Win in Today’s Credit Card MarketplaceTSYS’ new whitepaper puts a big focus...
March 26, 2010
Mike McCoy, President | Wells Fargo Card Services
Wells Fargo has grown to be the 12th largest private employer and the 8th larget credit card issuer in the country. They took on Mike McCoy as President of Card...
March 04, 2010
ReliaCard Visa Debit Card
The U.S. Bank ReliaCard® Visa® was recently honored as the “Best Government-Funded Program” at the 2010 Paybefore Awards. The Paybefore Awards recognize the best products and programs in the prepaid...
February 17, 2010
RenaissanceRe to Participate in the Bank of America Merrill Lynch...
RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: RNR) announced today that Neill A. Currie, the Company’s President and Chief Executive Officer, will participate in the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Insurance Investor Conference...
January 16, 2010
Who Owns Mobile Money?
It has long been predicted that the digital revolution will transform the way people pay at their point-of-sale transactions. The end of the cash era could indeed have dramatic consequences,...
January 08, 2010
Fumiko Hayashi
Fumiko Hayashi is a Senior Economist in the Payments System Research function of the Economic Research Department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Her current projects include research...
January 06, 2010
Healthcare: What We Spend, How We Pay
Recalling the Shift to Consumer-Directed Healthcare I recently came across an old ledger book that my father once used to record our family’s tax information, including potential itemized deductions....
January 06, 2010
Cutting Fraud, Slashing Waste, Saving Billions: The Case for a...
The healthcare industry is choking on paper and manual processes that clog the system with more paperwork — hiding fraud, denying basic accountability and bleeding billions of dollars per year...
January 06, 2010
Focus on Healthcare Payments
Past History and New Trends in the Use of Healthcare Payment Cards Total U.S. healthcare costs were a staggering $2.25 trillion in 2007, and they are expected to double...
Instant insurance payouts benefit both customers and carriers by enhancing both speed and efficiency, but barriers such as costs and complexity are blocking the way to their adoption — especially for smaller insurers. The latest “Money Mobility Tracker®,” a collaboration with Ingo Payments, explains how insurance companies are jumping these hurdles by collaborating with FinTechs to facilitate instant payments implementation.
Consumers increasingly want to receive insurance disbursements instantly, yet insurers are sending instant payments less. PYMNTS Intelligence’s latest 22-page report, “Generation Instant: Growing Use of Instant Pay for Insurance Disbursements,” a collaboration with Ingo Payments, contains five charts revealing how this mismatch in demand and supply presents a missed opportunity for insurers to improve customer satisfaction.