In briefs filed August 28, all parties to a recent decision overturning the Federal Reserves debit interchange regulation urged U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon to leave it in place until further appeals of his July 31 decision are exhausted.
Its estimated that consumers spend at least two days per year waiting in line for services at retail environments. This cross-market frustration, spurred on by the preferences of the Gen Y consumer, is leading credit unions to transform branch operations, with an emphasis on providing interactive, self-service options.
