How We Expect MasterCard’s Direct Expenses To Trend Going Forward
Master Card (NYSE: MA) has tried to expand its network of co-branding partners over the past few years. As a result of this, the company has grown the number of its cards in circulation and also achieved a higher spend per customer on its cards in circulation, compared to competitors like Visa and American Express. Over the next few years, we expect the company to continue on the same path, spending on rebates and incentives and trying to bring more customers into its payment network and network of co-branding partners. Consequently, we expect expenses on revenues from transaction fees — which are a sum of interchange fees paid to issuing banks, maintenance fees for servers and databases and settlement fees paid to acquiring banks — to drive its growth in expenses.
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