If Tim Cook Won’t Tell The World How The #AppleCard Is Doing, I Will (32/37)

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by Christophe Langlois Mar 17, 2020, 11:53 am

"If Tim Cook Won’t Tell The World How The #AppleCard Is Doing, I Will"https://t.co/H7q5fVQOxM @forbes @rshevlin

⚡️3.1M Americans have the A.C. already
⚡️6 in 10 consider the card to be their primary credit card
⚡️Apple is competing on ecosystem#payments #ecosystem #fintech pic.twitter.com/cNBwL64KBv
— 🆑 Christophe Langlois (@Visible_Banking) March 9, 2020

In November 2019, Goldman Sachs reported via regulatory filings that—just six weeks after the Apple Card launched—it had issued roughly $10 billion in credit to card holders. The firm also reported that consumers with the new credit card had already run up $736 million in loan balances during the period.

Source: Forbes.com

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