The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a listening to on breaking the Visa-Mastercard duopoly and bringing competitors and decrease charges to the bank card system. Witnesses testifying on the listening to embody: Roger Alford, professor of legislation on the College of Notre Dame Legislation Faculty; Chris Callahan, co-owner of Battenkill Books in NY; Doug Kantor, common counselof Nationwide Affiliation of Comfort Shops; Linda Kirkpatrick, president Americas at Mastercard; and Invoice Sheedy, senior advisor to CEO at Visa Inc.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a listening to on breaking Visa-Mastercard duopoly — 11/19/24
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