U.S. Gross Dollar Volume (GDV) among the top four bank card issuers, rose an estimated 8.6% year-on-year (YOY) and 4.7% sequentially in the fourth quarter (4Q/15). Capital One grew more than twice the other three top issuers. The top four U.S. issuers racked up an estimated $322.5 billon in GDV for 4Q/15, compared to $308.1…
The average yield among the nations’s top six bank credit card issuers came in at 11.30% for the fourth quarter (4Q/15), compared to 11.26% in the prior quarter, and 11.12% for 4Q/14. Capital One (COF), the nation’s fastest growing major credit card issuer, again posted the highest yields, besting the average by 301 basis points…
U.S. Gross Dollar Volume (GDV) among the big six U.S. bank card issuers, rose an estimated 6.4% year-on-year (YOY) and 4.8% sequentially in the fourth quarter (4Q/15). Capital One grew more than twice than the other five. Capital One, like most bank card issuers, only reports purchase dollar volume (PDV). The top six U.S. issuers…
The average late stage U.S. credit card delinquency (90+ day) among the nation’s six largest issuers increased 7 basis points (bps) sequentially, to 0.92% for the fourth quarter (4Q/15), compared to 0.85% in the prior quarter and 0.91% one-year ago. However, all the issuers, except Chase and Capital One, were down year-on-year (YOY). The AmEx…
January consumer revolving credit card debt increased at an annual rate of -1.3%, compared to +7.0% in December and +8.4% in November. Overall consumer credit increased at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of +3.6%. Non-revolving credit increased at an annual rate of +5.4%. Total revolving credit for January posted at $935.3 billion, compared to a…
The 30+ day delinquency rate (not seasonally adjusted) for the top 100 U.S. banks increased 2 basis points (bps) sequentially, and up 1 bps from one-year ago for the fourth quarter (4Q/15). Among the nation’s top four card issuers, delinquency edged up by 5 bps from the prior quarter, but dropped year-on-year (YOY) by 3…
U.S. credit card outstandings end-of-period (EOP) among the Big 6 issuers decreased 0.3% in the fourth quarter year-on-year (YOY) to $485.5 billion. The decline was driven by American Express and offset by Capital One. American Express U.S. EOP credit card outstandings nosedived 17.9% to $51.4 billion, compared to $62.1 billion in the prior quarter and…
Average early stage delinquency (30+ days) for the fourth quarter (4Q/15), among the nation’s top four issuers, edged up by 6 basis points (bps) sequentially, but dropped year-on-year (YOY) by 3 bps. All of the top issuers posted higher delinquency for the quarter. The nation’s largest issuer, Chase, reported delinquency increased to 1.43% in 4Q/15,…
Charge-offs among the nation’s top four U.S. issuers dropped 10 basis points (bps) year-on-year (YOY) to 2.87%, and up 19 bps sequentially for the fourth quarter (4Q/15). Soaring Capital One losses drove the sequential gain for the peer group. The Chase 4Q/15 charge-offs ratio inched up by 1 bps from 3Q/15 but is down 27…
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Among the top 4 U.S. bank credit card issuers Chase holds a commanding 24.7% marketshare, based on Visa and MasterCard purchase dollar volume (PDV) figures. Capital One, the hottest U.S. issuer, ranks #2 with a 12.4% marketshare.
The Big 6 issuers, based on U.S. outstandings of $925 billion, controlled 51.8% of the U.S. bank credit card business at the end of the third quarter. Chase led the pack with a 13.7% share followed by Bank of America (BofA) at 9.5%; Capital one (COF) at 8.9%; Citibank (Citi) at 7.0%; American Express (AXP) at 6.7%; and Discover (DS) at 6.3%.