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Strategy Briefing
Key Drivers and Developments in Global Consumer Payments (World)
Apr 2016
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The global payment landscape has shifted as new entrants, new technologies and greater consumer expectations have contributed to the shift away from paper payments. Security and transparency are increasingly on the minds of governments, consumers and merchants who look to card networks and issuing institutions to develop products and services that make a payment transaction more valuable and efficient.
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Greater focus on security of consumer card payments
The migration to EMV cards in the US was partially driven by card payment safety concerns following retailers being hacked in the market. Networks are also investing in developing the next security layer that can further reduce global fraud.
Europe’s traditional card payment network in jeopardy
In Eastern Europe the launch of the Russian domestic network has potential to ignite a broader trend while in Western Europe regulation has lowered the interchange and cross-border fees that incentivise banks to issue cards.
Online retailing drives card and electronic payments
Internet retailing continues to increase its share of retailing overall. Consumers are more likely to purchase goods on the go with mobile devices and tablets which greatly increase the convenience of paper payment alternatives.
Consumers gain access to credit in emerging markets
More recently banked consumers are expanding their cards beyond traditional debit or open loop pre-paid with credit-related products in emerging markets.
Facilitating greater competition
Several markets are adopting more competitive practices to encourage paper payment alternatives. Allowing for non-traditional payment players to enter the space the cardable potential has greatly increased.
Debit remains most popular card function
Debit is forecast to grow the most by card functions both in additional absolute value and by total CAGR from 2015 to 2020 largely led by previously unbanked consumers gaining access to financial products and services.
Russia and China drive card volume
Russia’s plan to convert consumers away from paper is expected to make progress over the forecast period giving the market the highest expected card value CAGR from 2015 to 2020 of 16%. In absolute card payment value terms, China is forecast the greatest growth from 2015 to 2020.
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introduction
Scope
Global Overview
Global Overview
Consistent migration away from cash globally
Changing the way consumers spend
Card growth impacted by economic slowdown
Key trends covered
Making Card Payments More Secure
Making Card Payments More Secure
Global card fraud declines overall
Reducing the most common types of fraud
Taking on card fraud in the US
Additional security measures
Summary: Moving in the right direction
European Regulation and Domestic Schemes
European Regulation and Domestic Schemes
East and West Europe addressing separate payment challenges
Addressing cross-border issues in Western Europe
Domestic vs international networks
Russia launches domestic network MIR
Fastest growing region
Retail Impact on Payments
Retail Impact on Payments
Global electronic payment growth
Leading electronic payment markets
Commerce moving online
From online to mobile
Outlook
Outlook
Evolving consumer payment landscape
Regional possession of card products
Debit leading card payment growth
Networks expanding scope of payments
Payments increasing value
Report definitions
Data parameters and report definitions
Appendix: Competitor Analytics
Competitor Analytics tool
Overview
Competitors
Market Overlap
Treemap
Overlap Matrices
Appendix: Industry Forecast Model
About Euromonitor International’s Industry Forecast Model
Soft drivers and the Industry Forecast Model
Growth decomposition explained
Significance and applications for growth decomposition
Key applications for Industry Forecast Models
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