Private Label Credit Cards in the United States, 2019 - Adjusting the Mix of Online Versus Physical

Publish date: 2024-07-09

Dublin, Jan. 06, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Private Label Credit Cards Update: New Opportunities, New Competitors" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Program Innovations Keep Private Label Credit Cards Competitive in the Consumer Retail Marketplace

This research report reviews the U.S. private label credit card market and stakeholders as they adapt to changing retail and consumer interests.

In spite of their many advantages and widely deployed infrastructure, private label credit cards (PLCCs) are now subject to new competitive market forces in the U.S. market.

Yet they remain an essential credit vehicle. They have successfully been adapted and grown over decades. They continue to show flexibility as retailers refresh their offerings, and they continue to enjoy a major numeric advantage in number of accounts compared to the newer transactional credit accounts.

The analysis presented in Private Label Credit Cards Update: New Opportunities, New Competitors reviews strategic developments and product outlook for private label credit cards and their stakeholders.

The ability of the PLCC industry to remake itself and grow over the decades is remarkable, and it continues to attract new issuers and program sponsors. The competitive challenges facing retailers in adjusting the mix of online versus physical store sales creates strategic challenges for all stakeholders. But innovative programs ensure PLCC products will keep pace with the needs of retailers and their customers.

Highlights of the research report include:

Key Topics Covered

1. Executive Summary

2. Introduction

3. Cardholders Show Important Shifts in Product Use

4. Enter Alternative Lending Products

5. Credit Bureau Data are Consistent with Consumer Surveys

6. PLCC Issuer Competition

7. Conclusions

Companies Mentioned

List of Figures & Tables

Figure 1: Private label card use may be showing early signs of erosion to POS/checkout credit
Figure 2: Preferential users of store cards are older, middle-income, rather than young consumers
Figure 3: The majority of U.S. consumers have not used instant financing, but early users skew younger than average
Figure 4: Private label credit card accounts number leveled off following a 2018 portfolio purge of inactive accounts
Figure 5: The origination trend for personal loans exceeds the trend for general purpose credit cards, while the PLCC trend is declining
Figure 6: Unsecured personal loans remain a relatively small product category in the U.S. in number of accounts
Figure 7: Credit quality of private label and general purpose cards is converging
Figure 8: After a blip in purchase volumes, balances and volume resume their parallel growth

Table 1: Co-brand and private label card plans have similar penetration among the top 25 retailers
Table 2: Top 25 U.S. retailers and their credit card programs, excluding auto retailers, ranked 1-12
Table 3: Top 25 U.S. retailers and their card programs, excluding auto retailers, ranked 13-25
Table 4: Most issuers support a small number of large retailer programs

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