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Card payments in the US and Europe
Market Report, July 2005, 2716 €
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IntroductionWhile card-based electronic payments have become dominant transaction vehicle in the developed world, the IT systems behind the transactions have been less dynamic. This is changing as fraud, internationalization and competition are forcing banks to invest in IT to remain in the game. This report examines at a country level the card payment markets, strategies and technology opportunities.ScopeThis report provides spending figures and forecasts to 2008 split by activity, source, country and card marketIncludes coverage of the US and the main Western European markets, including individual country profilesHighlightsOverall, payment card technology spend will grow at a CAGR of 3.56% from 2004-8, equating to a market opportunity of just over $16.6bn. The relatively undeveloped European pay later market will be the primary growth area, the UK will continue as the biggest market, while Italy and Spain represent the fast growth opportunities.Although the US will drive growth in the pay now space with an expected CAGR of 5.25% it will be of a comparable size to the already well developed European market by 2008, $2.3bn and $2.5bn respectively.Despite having the lowest expected growth rate for technology spend, the US pay later market will remain the largest overall, accounting for over $7bn of IT spend.Reasons to PurchaseSize your addressable market to 2008Understand the key drivers in the US and European card payment space over the next few years |
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