Report: Small Credit Card Issuers: Flying Under The Radar TOC

TABLE OF FIGURES
Introduction
I. Small Issuers: By The Numbers

II. Motivations Of Small Issuers

III. Services for Small Issuers: An Embarrassment of Riches

IV. Guessing The Future
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Figure 1: Card Assets Grow At Top 10 Issuers While Small Issuers Just Maintain
Figure 2: Top 10 Issuers Gain Share
Figure 3: Consumer Lending (ex. Mortgage) Declines In Importance At Small Banks
Figure 4: Credit Card Lending Declines In Importance At Small Banks
Figure 5: Small Issuers, Large In Number
Figure 6: Credit Unions Are More Likely To Be Direct Issuers
Figure 7: De Novo Banks Create Potential Issuing Opportunities
Figure 8: Small Issuers: $10B-$26B In Assets, Depending On Definition
Figure 9: There Are More Credit Unions In The Game Across Most Small Issuer Segments
Figure 10: Credit Unions Generate More Card Assets In All Segments But The Smallest
Figure 11: In All Card Lending Tiers, Credit Unions Average Smaller Total Institutional Assets
Figure 12: Card Assets Decline In Importance For Smaller Institutions
Figure 13: Cyclicality Of Issuing Strategies: No Longer All Or Nothing
Figure 14: A Qualitative Segmentation Of Small Issuers
Figure 15: Small Issuer Outsourcing: Core Shopping List
Figure 16: A Blurring Segmentation of Vendors

Small Credit Card Issuers: Flying Under The Radar