Issue 1221 | Jun 2022
Europe’s Global Network Cards—Market Shares in 2021
Europe Global Network Cards—2021 with change vs. 2020
Market Shares of Purchase Transactions 2001-2021
Commercial Bank Credit Cards in Canada—Visa and Mastercard
Commercial Bank Credit Cards in Canada—Cards by Product
Investments & Acquisitions—May 2022
Europe’s Global Network Cards—2021 with change vs. 2020
Credit, debit and prepaid cards issued in Europe with Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club brands generated $4.217 trillion in purchase volume in 2021. On a local currency basis this was an increase of 22.1% over 2020.
Visa
$2.441 trillion, +16.2%
Mastercard
$1.684 trillion, +32.0%
American Express
$0.086 trillion, +18.2%
Diners Club
$0.005 trillion, +11.4%
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Commercial Bank Credit Cards in Canada
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Visa and Mastercard issuers in Canada of commercial credit card products are shown here ranked by purchase volume in 2021. The Visa and Mastercard table includes all products.
Purchase volume figures have been converted to US dollars from Canadian dollars based on the average conversion factors for each quarter. To convert figures back to Canadian dollars, divide the figures shown by 0.797698834 (the average for the year). Purchase volume changes were calculated based on Canadian dollars for both years.
The largest commercial credit card issuer was RBC Royal Bank. Commercial cards accounted for 20.36% of RBC’s combined consumer and commercial credit card purchase volume, up from 19.56% in 2020.
TD Bank was the second largest commercial card issuer. Commercial cards accounted for 16.98% of TD’s combined consumer and commercial credit card purchase volume in 2021, up from 16.35% in 2020.
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