Proceedings – Payments System Research Conferences

2005 - 2012

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2012

Is this farm boom different?: an agricultural symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, July 16 -17, 2012

Anonymous

2011

Recognizing risk in global agriculture: an agricultural symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, July 19--20, 2011

Anonymous

2009

The changing retail payments landscape: what role for central banks?: a conference sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Anonymous

2007

Nonbanks in the payments system: innovation, competition, and risk: an international payments policy conference

Anonymous

Modernizing payments: no pain, no gain

Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell

Nonbanks in the payments system: European and U.S. perspectives: general discussion

Simonetta Rosati and Stuart E. Weiner

Innovation in non-bank payment systems

Bronwyn Hall and Lee E. Manfred

Innovation in non-bank payment systems: general discussion

Bronwyn Hall

Innovation in non-bank payment systems: remarks

Lee E. Manfred

Innovation in non-bank payment systems: remarks (Google's role in E-commerce)

Benjamin Ling and Lee E. Manfred

Innovation in non-bank payment systems: remarks (PayPal)

Lee E. Manfred and Rene Pelegero

Innovation in non-bank payment systems: remarks (Bank of America)

Lee E. Manfred and Margaret Weichert

Competition: vertical integration: an introduction

Kenneth Posner

Competition: vertical integration: general discussion

Nicholas Economides and Kenneth Posner

Competition: vertical integration

Kenneth Posner

Modernizing payments: no pain, no gain: general discussion

Thomas M. Hoenig and Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell

Competition: vertical integration: remarks (Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.)

Michael Cook and Kenneth Posner

Competition: vertical integration: remarks (Total System Services (TSYS))

Trey Jinks and Kenneth Posner

Competition: vertical integration: remarks (Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.)

Pamela Joseph and Kenneth Posner

Competition: horizontal integration: general discussion

Ken Howes and Jean Rochet

Competition: horizontal integration: remarks (SEPA)

Ken Howes

Competition: horizontal integration: remarks - Consolidation and integration: a pan-European payment processor's perspective

B. J. Haasdijk and Ken Howes

Competition: horizontal integration: remarks - Horizontal integration in the payments industry

Gerard Hartsink and Ken Howes

Competition: horizontal integration: remarks (SEPA)

Ken Howes and David Yates

Closing the phishing hole: fraud, risk, and nonbanks

Ross Anderson

Risk: remarks (Visa)

Jean Bruesewitz and Avivah Litan

Nonbanks in the payments system: vertical integration issues

Nicholas Economides

Risk: remarks - Review and commentary on \\"Closing the phishing hole: fraud, risk, and nonbanks\\" by Ross Anderson

Ross Anderson, Roy DeCicco and Avivah Litan

Nonbanks in the payments system: central bank perspectives: general discussion - Nonbanks in the Dutch retail payments system: a central bank perspective

Thomas M. Hoenig, Philip Klopper and Philip Lowe

Risk: remarks - Review and commentary on \\"Closing the phishing hole: fraud, risk, and nonbanks\\" by Ross Anderson

Ross Anderson, Avivah Litan and Richard Oliver

Risk: remarks - 2007 trends in financial risk and fraud

Avivah Litan and James Van Dyke

Some economics of horizontal integration in the payments industry

Jean Rochet

Risk: remarks

Avivah Litan

Nonbanks in the payments system: a central bank perspective

Philip Lowe

Nonbanks in the payments system: central bank perspectives

Thomas M. Hoenig

Non-bank payment activities: an overview: opening remarks

Richard K. Rasdall

Nonbanks in the payments system: European and U.S. perspectives

Simonetta Rosati and Stuart E. Weiner

2005, articles May

Conference overview: issues to be raised pp. 1-4

Hendrik J. Brouwer

Interchange fees in various countries: developments and determinants pp. 5-49

Stuart E. Weiner and Julian Wright

Interchange fees in various countries: developments and determinants: commentary on Weiner and Wright pp. 51-64

Alan S. Frankel

General discussion: Weiner-Wright: Interchange fees in various countries: developments and determinants pp. 65-72

Hendrik J. Brouwer

The economics of interchange fees and their regulation: an overview pp. 73-120

David Evans and Richard Schmalensee

What do we know about interchange fees and what does it mean for public policy?: commentary on Evans and Schmalensee pp. 121-137

Michael Katz

The interchange fee mysteries: commentary on Evans and Schmalensee pp. 139-144

Jean Rochet

General discussion: Evans and Schmalensee pp. 145-155

Hendrik J. Brouwer

The need for Federal Reserve and antitrust intervention in the failed U.S. debit and credit card markets pp. 157-167

Lloyd Constantine

Interchange fees: network, issuer, acquirer, and merchant perspectives: panel remarks pp. 169-190

Avivah Litan

General discussion: industry panel pp. 191-204

Avivah Litan

Let’s get real pp. 205-214

Noah J. Hanft

General discussion: let's get real pp. 214-215

Guillermo Ortiz

Interchange fees: antitrust and regulatory perspectives: panel remarks pp. 217-226

David A. Balto

The European Commission’s decision on Visa’s interchange fees pp. 227-230

Bernhard Friess

Public policy and the invisible price: competition law, regulation, and the interchange fee pp. 231-247

John Vickers

Interchange fees: antitrust and regulatory perspectives: general discussion pp. 248-264

David A. Balto

Central Bank session comments pp. 265-268

Thomas M. Hoenig

Payments system reform: the Australian experience pp. 269- 278

Philip Lowe

Interchange in a changing market: observations from the Euro area perspective pp. 279-288

Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell

Remarks on interchange fees: central bank perspectives and options pp. 289-307

Guillermo Ortiz

Interchange fees in credit and debit card industries: what role for public authorities: conference summary pp. xix - xxxix

Barbara Pacheco and Richard Sullivan