Thursday, September 29, 2011

PYMNTS News Briefing 9/29




Regulation Roundup
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As the Oct. 1 implementation date for the Durbin Amendment nears, major banks, like U.S. Bancorp and Wells Fargo, plan to shelve their debit rewards programs entirely. But MPD Managing Director Margaret Weichert points out a few banks - both large and small - are using innovative reward programs to cement customer loyalty and consolidate transaction behavior with a single institution.
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The 10th Annual Smart Card Alliance Government Conference will survey opportunities and challenges for government issuers, accreditation and testing authorities, procurement programs, and the industry to meet the government's market demands. The conference features comprehensive coverage of efforts toward strong authentication technology in government identity programs. 
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09.29.11


IBC Bank spoke with PYMNTS.com about choosing to eliminate 55 branches, in lieu of taking away free customer products and services, due to the Fed's new debit rules. "Government many times passes regulations that end up hurting the very people they were intended to help," says the bank. Read More

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