Double-digit transaction growth and strength in Europe boosted Visa’s earnings beyond the Street’s expectations, while management also gave the lift to expected revenue growth going forward. Internationally, Europe stood out — even the U.K., post Brexit — and China looms as a market devoutly to be...
July 21, 2017
Double-digit transaction growth and strength in Europe boosted Visa’s earnings beyond the Street’s expectations, while management also gave the lift to expected revenue growth going forward. Internationally, Europe stood out — even the U.K., post Brexit — and China looms as a market devoutly to be wished. Visa Checkout also gained traction, according to CEO Al Kelly, to 23 million users in a world where cashless is going more mainstream and commerce-enabling platforms (not wallets) are becoming increasingly important.
November 17, 2022
Visa has announced that the company’s long-serving president, Ryan McInerney, will become CEO as of Feb. 1, with current CEO Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. transitioning to the executive chairman’s role. In McInerney’s current post, which he has held since 2013, he is responsible for Visa’s global businesses in more than 200 countries and territories, the […]
