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The Regulation Pendulum Shouldn’t Deter Banks from Open Banking: A Path to Gaining Share from Larger Rivals
By Primax The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Section 1033 final rule, Personal Financial Data Rights, brings with it complex facets: what compliance entails and its broader implications; the Bank Policy Institute lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Kentucky, which challenges aspects of the rule; and a change in administration raises questions about the ruling’s longevity. For some, skepticism lingers over whether Personal Financial Data Rights will endure or be overturned. Financial institutions — regardless of their size or consumer base — face no shortage of priorities demanding...
Rethinking Credit Through Strategic Card Management
By: Callen Holmes, National Sales Executive Credit cards have come a long way since they were...
Celebrating the Big Impact of Small Businesses
By: Maria Verna, Strategic Product Manager According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, there are...
Embracing the Future With the Rise of Digital Payments
By: Norm Patrick, Vice President, Advisors Plus Consulting The financial landscape is changing,...
Primax Payments Pulse

Primax Payments Pulse: 2022 Holiday Spending Report End of Holiday Season Saw Uptick in Spending
The Primax Payments Pulse explores payments preferences and trends, providing timely insights on consumer spending throughout the year. The special edition of...
Primax Payments Pulse Study 2022
The 2022 Primax Payments Pulse study explores the factors that influence consumers when it comes to their choice and usage of different payment methods. For...
Primax Payments Pulse: Spring 2022 Spending Report
The Primax Payments Pulse provides timely, relevant insights into consumer spending trends. The Spring 2022 Spending Report edition takes a look at...
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2019 Eye on Payments
Payments Preference Motivated by Convenience and Ease of Use
For the second year in a row, we set out to explore payment preferences among financial institution customers. We’re excited to share these findings with you,...