MasterCard sees robust growth


MASTERCARD International sees vast potential in the country’s credit card market and is optimistic of robust growth going forward, said vice-president and senior country manager (Malaysia and Brunei) Jim Cheah. 

“The outlook for the credit card market is pretty good. With the economic package and the containment of the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) outbreak, consumer spending is expected to increase, thereby increasing the overall growth of the payment industry,” he told StarBiz

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