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Deutsche Bank resumed coverage on payments stocks, favoring high-quality fintech names like Affirm.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 18

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Visa Inc.Mastercard Affirm

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The entities involved

Visa Inc.
American multinational financial services corporation
- MarketWatch reported that both Visa Inc. and Mastercard reached record highs in their stock performance.Fri 15:17
- Visa Inc. is offering dining experiences in Singapore.Fri 14:01
Mastercard
American multinational financial services corporation
- Following a short squeeze, investors pivoted into the consumer staples sector, showing preference for established credit card names.Fri 09:56
- Digital payments are expanding across Kenya and Tanzania, supporting SME adoption and furthering regional integration efforts in East Africa.Fri 05:21
Affirm
U.S. financial services company
- Affirm received analyst rating updates from Susquehanna and Citigroup, with Benzinga reporting the changes.Fri 18:19
- Jim Cramer and Brian Chesky discussed Affirm stock performance and tech trends on CNBC's Mad Money.Thu 03:15

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Jul 18Investing.comDeutsche Bank backs Visa, Mastercard amid fintech sector slump Investing.com -- Deutsche Bank resumed coverage on payments and IT services stocks, with preference for high-quality fintech names like