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Update Newsletter: Summer 2003

Discussion Papers

In addition to supporting original academic research in the area of payment cards and related issues, the Center also emphasizes the development of more generally accessible industry analyses. Academic research papers are included in the Bank's Research Department Working Paper series and less theoretical industry analyses are published as Discussion Papers. These papers, prepared by Center staff and Bank colleagues, may be motivated by topics from workshops and forums or by other industry developments of interest to the authors.

The Discussion Paper series is available in pdf format on the Center's web site. A chronological listing of programs posted to the site to date follows:

2003

• 03-03: An Overview of Consumer Data and Credit Reporting
• 03-02: Credit Card Pricing Developments and Their Disclosure
• 03-01: Mandatory Arbitration Clauses in the Credit Card Industry

2002

• 02-14: An Overview of Credit Card Asset-Backed Securities
• 02-13: Innovations in Financial Services and Payments
• 02-12: Credit Score Accuracy and Implications for Consumers
• 02-11: The Development and Regulation of Consumer Credit Reporting in America
  Superseded by Working Paper 05-07
• 02-10: Managing Global Privacy
• 02-09: The Future of E-Commerce Payments
• 02-08: Credit Risk Modeling and Decisioning
• 02-07: An Overview and History of Credit Reporting
• 02-06: What's in the File? The Economics and Law of Consumer Credit Bureaus
• 02-05: Fraud Management in the Credit Card Industry
• 02-04: The Evolution of EFT Networks from ATMs to New On-line Debit Payment Products
• 02-03: An Overview of Smart Card Technology and Markets
• 02-02: Is the Personal Bankruptcy System Bankrupt?
• 02-01: Retail Credit Risk Modeling and the Basel Capital Accord

2001

• 01-07: Privacy Matters: The Right to Privacy and the Financial Services Industry
• 01-06: Innovations in Small Dollar Payments
• 01-05: Summary of Conference on Consumer Transactions and Credit
• 01-04: A Panel Discussion on Dynamics in the Consumer Credit Counseling Service Industry
• 01-03: Managing Consumer Credit Risk
• 01-02: Credit Cards and Payment Efficiency
• 01-01: A Quantative Theory of Unsecured Consumer Credit With Risk of Default