Interchange Fee Economics: To Regulate or Not to Regulate?, (Hardcover)

Extends the global outlook on public authorities' involvement in card payments and includes cases from France, the EU, Mexico, Canada, Israel, India, and China
Provides valuable insight into the problem of interchange fee economics and its regulationPuts the issues of interchange fees in the wider context of the entire payment system (i.e. innovation and competition, FinTech, novel methods of payments such as digital wallets, bitcoin, real-time payments, etc.) Includes references to the industry practice and examples from payment markets