Visa, Mastercard EU antitrust commitments don’t address aggressive new fees, retailers say
By Tono Gil ( July 9, 2024, 12:42 GMT | Insight) -- Visa and Mastercard’s voluntary five-year extension of antitrust commitments to the European Commission fails to tackle “aggressive increases” in their scheme fees, the retailers’ association EuroCommerce has said. The trade body also complained about an allegedly unjustified difference between fees for in-store and e-commerce transactions.Visa and Mastercard’s voluntary five-year extension of antitrust commitments to the European Commission fails to tackle “aggressive increases” in their scheme fees, the retailers’ association EuroCommerce has said....
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