How GDPR trips up businesses, Barclays calculates the cost of fraud for SMBs, and FTC sues LendingClub over fees.
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | With Cross-Border Volumes Up 11 Pct, Visa Tops FY 2Q Views Visa logged double-digit growth over several key areas, from overall transactions processed to cross-border volumes. Results topped estimates, and as management noted, debit remains strong â and so does credit. Europe remains on track...and get ready for the uncluttered eCommerce experience via the newest digital initiative. |
| GDPRâs Data Breach Notification Requirements Tripping Up Businesses U.K. businesses seem to finally be catching on to the importance of GDPR compliance. The Global Data Protection Regulation framework goes into effect in just a few weeks, and most firms surveyed by McDermott Will & Emery and Ponemon Institute say theyâll be compliant â at least, eventually. One aspect of GDPR, however, is tripping up the business community: requirements to notify authorities of a data breach. |
| | Supply Chain Management | | How Suppliers Can Take The Lead On Supply Chain Risk Management Supply chain risks are ballooning, and with so many of these risks outside corporatesâ control (like natural disasters), businesses are even more pressed to mitigate the risks they can control. For buyers, this means managing supplier risk, a challenging task in a complex global economy. Catherine Beare, senior director, supply chain assurance at Intertek, tells PYMNTS that suppliers have to be proactive in compliance and transparency, rather than waiting for buyers to force the matter. |
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