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Comparing Visa And Master Card: Scale Makes All The Difference
Visa (NYSE: V) and Master Card (NYSE: MA) are the two biggest payment companies in the world. The table below compares them in terms of scale. As one can see from the table above, Visa has nearly twice the amount of cards in circulation as Mas...
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How Has Visa’s Cost Breakdown Changed Over The Last Five Years?
Visa (NYSE: V) has seen its expenses grow by close to 33% over the last five years. The biggest contributor to this increase has been the increase client incentives and rebates, which have increased by almost 50% over the period, resulting in t...
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How Do Visa And Master Card’s Transaction Processing Businesses Compare?
Visa (NYSE: V) and Master Card (NYSE: MA) are two of the dominant players in the payments business. Revenue from Transaction Fees is one of the biggest drivers of valuation for these two companies. The revenue is calculated as the product of to...
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Visa Earnings: One-Time Items Weigh On Bottom Line
Visa (NYSE:V) reported its fiscal Q3 results on Thursday, July 21. The company reported 3.1% year-over-year growth in its revenue, but its net income declined by a massive 76%, resulting in an EPS decline of 75%. Following the earnings, the com...
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Earnings Preview: Visa Set For A Strong Second Half Of FY16
Visa (NYSE: V) is set to report its earnings for the third quarter of fiscal 2016 on Thursday, July 21st. The U.S. based payments company reported a 23.7% year-over-year growth in net profits on the back of a 5.4% year-over-year increase in reven...
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How Steep Increase In Profit Margins Has Driven Visa’s EPS Growth
Visa’s profit margins in 2015 have grown considerably compared to its margins in 2012. Earnings per share has also grown because of this. Since, 2012 was an outlier in terms of financial performance for Visa, since it incurred an unusual...
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What Is Visa’s Revenue & Expense Breakdown?
Have more questions about Visa? See the links below: How Much Did Visa’s Revenue & Gross Profit Grow In The Last Five Years? How Much Can Visa’s Revenue Grow In The Next Five Years? What Is Visa’s Fundamental Value ...
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How Much Can Visa’s Revenue Grow In The Next Five Years?
Have more questions about Visa? See the links below: How Much Did Visa’s Revenue & Gross Profit Grow In The Last Five Years? How Much Can Visa’s Revenue Grow In The Next Five Years? What Is Visa’s Fundamental Value ...
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What Is Visa’s Fundamental Value Based On Expected 2016 Results?
Have more questions about Visa? See the links below: How Much Did Visa’s Revenue & Gross Profit Grow In The Last Five Years? How Much Can Visa’s Revenue Grow In The Next Five Years? What Is Visa’s Fundamental Value ...
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How Has Visa’s Revenue Composition Changed In The Last Five Years?
Have more questions about Visa? See the links below: How Much Did Visa’s Revenue & Gross Profit Grow In The Last Five Years? How Much Can Visa’s Revenue Grow In The Next Five Years? What Is Visa’s Fundamental Value ...
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How Much Has Visa’s Revenue & Gross Profit Grown In The Last Five Years?
Have more questions about Visa? See the links below: How Much Did Visa’s Revenue & Gross Profit Grow In The Last Five Years? How Much Can Visa’s Revenue Grow In The Next Five Years? What Is Visa’s Fundamental Value...
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Earnings Review: Visa Posts Strong EPS Growth, Poised For A Solid 2016
Visa (NYSE:V), the U.S.-based payments technology company, reported results for the first quarter of the fiscal year 2016 on Thursday, January 28th. (Fiscal years end with September.) The company reported a 5.4% year-over-year growth in its rev...
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Here Are The Key Drivers Of Visa’s Growth
In the highly competitive payments solutions business, the ability to attract and retain customers is key, and Visa ‘s (NYSE:V) revenue growth will depend on new client acquisitions and the renewal of existing partnerships. We expect Visa t...
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Visa Earnings: Margin Expansion Drives Profits, New Clients To Accelerate Growth
Early on November 2nd, Visa (NYSE:V) announced its earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter and year ending September. Continuing its streak of good performances, the company met consensus expectations in Q4, with earnings per share of $0.62. Much...
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MasterCard And Visa Might Have Trouble Competing In The Chinese Card Clearing Market
China recently opened its doors to foreign credit card players by allowing them to set up card clearing services in the country. These players, including Visa (NYSE:V) and MasterCard (NYSE:MA), have historically been kept out of the Chinese card...
