Credit cards are one of the primary foundations for credit relationships at many financial institutions, accounting for 37% of consumer purchases by dollar value in 2021. But the marketplace is changing, as usage patterns evolve due to economic conditions and new credit alternatives. To continue to grow credit card relationships, banks and credit unions must reimagine their products to meet consumer needs, using deeper data insights to to reach specific segments, drive engagement, and rethink card economics. We have Josh Turnbull and Craig LaChapelle from TransUnion on the Banking Transformed podcast. They share the current state of the credit card marketplace and how financial institutions can better prepare for the credit customer of the future. This episode of Banking Transformed Solutions is sponsored by TransUnion As part of a global information and insights company, the TransUnion Card and Banking business supports over 5,000 financial institutions in the US — from the largest card issuers and retail banks to community-based institutions and technology-driven card issuers — providing actionable data and insights to help them better compete and succeed in an ever-changing environment. For more information visit https://www.transunion.com/extracreditpod

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