The Cards and Payments Industry in China: Emerging Trends and Opportunities to 2019

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The Cards and Payments Industry in China
Emerging Trends and Opportunities to 2019
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Summary
'The Cards and Payments Industry in China
Emerging Trends and Opportunities to 2019' report
provides top-level market analysis, information
and insights into China's cards and payments
industry, including - Current and forecast
values for each market in China's cards and
payments industry, including debit cards, credit
and charge cards. It also includes detailed
analysis of the prepaid cards market. - Detailed
insights into payment instruments including check
payments, credit transfers, checks, payment cards
and cash transactions. It also, includes an
overview of the country's key alternative payment
instruments. - Analysis of various market
drivers and regulations governing China's cards
and payments industry. - Detailed analysis of
strategies adopted by banks and other
institutions to market debit, credit and charge
cards.
Scope The report provides in-depth market
analysis, information and insights, including
? A detailed coverage of the travel and
tourism industry in China ? A comprehensive
analysis of the airlines market in China ?
Profile of the top airlines operating in China

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• Comprehensive analysis of consumer attitudes and
  buying preferences for cards.- The competitive
  landscape of China's cards and payments
  industry..
• Synopsis
• 'The Cards and Payments Industry in China
  Emerging Trends and Opportunities to 2019' report
  provides detailed analysis of market trends in
  China's cards and payments industry.
• It provides values and volumes for a number of
  key performance indicators in the industry,
  including check payments, credit transfers,
  payment cards and cash transactions during the
  review period (2010-2014).
• The report also analyzes various payment card
  markets operating in the industry and provides
  detailed information on the number of cards in
  circulation, and transaction values and volumes
  during the review period and over the forecast
  period (2015-2019). It also offers information on
  the country's competitive landscape, including
  market shares of issuers and schemes.

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• Scope
• This report provides a comprehensive analysis of
  China's cards and payments industry.
• It provides current values for China's cards and
  payments industry for 2014, and forecast figures
  to 2019.
• It details the different demographic, economic,
  infrastructural and business drivers affecting
  China's cards and payments industry.
• It outlines the current regulatory framework in
  the industry.
• It details marketing strategies used by various
  banks and other institutions.
• It profiles major banks in China's cards and
  payments industry.

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Reasons To Buy Make strategic business decisions,
using top-level historic and forecast market
data, related to China's cards and payments
industry and each market within it. Understand
the key market trends and growth opportunities in
China's cards and payments industry. Assess the
competitive dynamics in China's cards and
payments industry. Gain insights into marketing
strategies used for various card types in
China. Gain insights into key regulations
governing China's cards and payments industry.

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Key Highlights Following the World Trade
Organization (WTO) ruling in lieu of
discrimination against foreign companies, China
announced its decision in October 2014 to open up
its domestic bank card processing market for
foreign companies, which was dominated by the
domestic scheme provider China UnionPay (CUP). As
a result, Visa and MasterCard are permitted to
set up their own processing centers in China,
effective from June 1, 2015. This move by the
Chinese government is anticipated to intensify
competition in the Chinese payment cards market
and offer competition to the CUP. In an attempt
to protect consumer interest and privacy, the
Chinese government proposed a new set of
regulations in August 2015. The new regulation
suggests limiting the amount consumers can pay
through third-party online payment such as Alipay
and Tenpay.

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The daily purchasing amounts through third-party
payment agents will be determined based on the
online system's security checks. If implemented,
the new legislation is anticipated to wipe out
smaller private third-party agents, due to the
increased operational costs of implementing
multiple security measures. Operators are rolling
out new technologies such as contactless mobile
payments (m-payments) to capture a larger share
of the growing Chinese payment cards market. In
June 2013, the mobile network operator China
Mobile and CUP together launched a near-field
communication (NFC)-based mobile wallet called
CUP Wallet in 14 cities. Bank of China (BOC),
China CITIC Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development
Bank, China Everbright Bank, China Minsheng
Banking Corp, GF Securities, Bank of Shanghai and
Bank of Beijing are the partner banks.

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Table Of Content
1 Definitions and Methodology 2 Key Facts and
Events 3 Executive Summary 4 Payment
Instruments 5 Regulations in the Cards and
Payments Industry 6 Analysis of Cards and
Payments Industry Drivers 7 Market Segmentation
and New Product Launches

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Industry in China Emerging Trends and
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