Citi incoming CFO sees credit card growth, warns rate cap would harm US economy
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- •The incoming CFO of Citigroup has forecasted growth in the credit card business.
- •The CFO warned that a cap on credit card interest rates would harm the U.S. economy.
- •Capital One is identified as a major credit card issuer that would be impacted by an interest rate cap.
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- ▸If the U.S. government implements a cap on credit card interest rates Credit card issuers like Citigroup and Capital One could face reduced profitability, potentially slowing growth in the credit card sector.
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