Though adoption is on the rise, commercial cards still hold only a fraction of the corporate payments market — and an even smaller share of...
There is more than one way to drive commercial card innovation. For corporate buyers, adoption can stem from opportunities around rewards and rebates, elevated transparency,...
The middle market can be an ideal corporate customer for a financial institution (FI). Unlike a small business, the middle market typically holds a lower-risk...
The creation of the credit card infrastructure 60+ years ago initially had only the consumer in mind, but recent history has shown that investments in card technology...
Though commercial card innovation has recently hit an acceleration point, there is still plenty of room for progress. A recent report from J.D. Power took...
Much of what commercial card innovators seek to address is a massive pain point for adoption: supplier acceptance. Such was the strategy of JPMorgan in...
The siloes between accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) continue to come down as service providers recognize the importance of facilitating payment acceptance as...
Though credit cards were not originally designed to address the needs of corporate payers, advances in commercial card technology have positioned the payment tool as...