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November 30, 2007
Benefits of mortgage meltdown to bankcard industry
Analysis of: Did Wal-Mart Crics Make Their Case at Hearings? | www.americanbanker.com
Author: Duncan MacDonald, Consultant, Duncan McDonald
To prevent the mortgage meltdown from spreading to payment cards, Congress will suspend aggressive reforms against bankcard lenders and other government pressure (from the feds and perhaps the DoJ) will help to minimize their risks in the interchange antitrust lawsuits.  Thus what Paulson...
November 30, 2007
Europe antitrust threats to MA & Visa interchange
Analysis of: US Banks Move into Covered Bonds | www.efinancialnews.com
Author: Duncan MacDonald, Consultant, Duncan McDonald
Efforts by the EC and UK to stop cartel price fixing threaten bankcard interchange The threat will worsen if they allow private class actions to enforce antitrust standards.
October 12, 2007
Fair competition
Analysis of: EU opens state aid probe into Ford's Craiova | www.autonews.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
* Major fault by the Romanian state * Fair competition is a fundamental right * the role f the European Commission
June 26, 2007
Will Visa's proposed restructure and IPO reduce its global legal exposure?
Analysis of: Visa's troubled restructure and IPO | articles.moneycentral.msn.com
Author: Duncan MacDonald, Consultant, Duncan McDonald
Visa's has proposed a global corporate restructure and IPO to help distance itself from antitrust risks.  Its recent filings with the SEC explaining its plan is an exceedingly complex, dreary and foreboding document.  It does not inspire confidence. 
November 30, 2006
Setback for federal preemption?
Analysis of: The Power to Destroy | online.wsj.com
Author: Duncan MacDonald, Consultant, Duncan McDonald
Federal regulatory preemption of state law is crucial to the retail banking industry with respect to credit cards, mortgages, loans.The Supreme Court considered a case today involving Wachovia Bank and its regulator, the Comprtoller of the Currency (OCC) vs. the state of Michigan.Michigan, joined by...
October 30, 2006
MasterCard's risky move in Europe
Analysis of: MasterCard to defend role in EU | wsj.com
Author: Duncan MacDonald, Consultant, Duncan McDonald
The EC in Brussels is pressuring MasterCard to lower the interchange fees it charges to merchants, just as Visa did several years ago in a settlement with the Commission.  A concession by MasterCard could result in revenue losses in the billions for its European issuers and open the door for repeat...

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