Merchant Acquiring: Asia-Pacific
Merchant
acquiring and processing across Asia-Pacific is far from homogenous; it is a
collection of quite unique markets.
In most
markets the predominant model is competition among a few large banks, although
there are a number of markets where there are ‘specialised’ domestic acquiring
entities and markets with a presence from international players such as First
Data and Global Payments. However, the presence of international players, who
are all essentially US-based, is more limited than in Western Europe.
Lafferty's
Merchant Acquiring series examines key issues such as consolidations,
acquisitions and alliances and will help you to review your current strategies
in a rapidly evolving market, as well as enabling you to benchmark your
activities against your peers – nationally, regionally and internationally –
and enable you to prepare for the future with confidence.
It also
provides you with critical data for each country, including:
* merchant acquirer market share, including:
* number of merchant accounts
* number of POS transactions
* billed volume of POS transactions
* merchant service charges
* issuer/processor relationships
* acquirer/processor relationships
* issuing processor market share by card
numbers
* acquiring processor market shares by
number of POS transactions.
Countries
covered include: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan,
Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan,
Thailand, Vietnam.
Author
Information
Lafferty
Group is a major provider of advanced knowledge services for the financial
industry worldwide, with particular specialisations in the fields of retail
banking, cards & payments and central banking.
Published: August
2011
Length: 85 pages
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