CAD Statistics, Trends And Facts 2023

Today, we’re rounding up the best General-Purpose CAD statistics for 2023 your business must know.

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1. ‘Buyers of a median price home are looking at a monthly mortgage payment that is almost 50% higher than it was a year ago.’. 
2. The 30 year mortgage rate dips slightly to 5.1% Advanced Search Submit entry for keyword results. 
3. The general purpose brand cards issued in Latin America generated 36.09 billion transactions last year for purchases of goods and services, up 35.6% from 2020. 
4. Cards in circulation reached 1.00 billion, up 27.9%. 
5. The general purpose brand cards issued in Canada generated 13.81 billion transactions last year for purchases of goods and services, up 11.2% from 2020. 
6. The seven largest issuers generated $3.517 trillion in purchase volume in 2021, up 25.6%. 
7. They accounted for 77.1% of the industry’s $4.564. 
8. This was an increase of 25.1% over 2020. 
9. Over the last 20 years, outstanding receivables generated by general purpose credit cardshave grown 50.8% from $618.80 billion to $932.85 billion. 
10. Concurrently, purchase volume, spending for goods and services by those cards, has grown from $1.124 trillion to $4.564 trillion, an increase of 306%. 
11. Projected Transactions on cards carrying Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, American Express, Discover/Diners Club and JCB brands are projected to reach 800.41 billion in 2026, an increase of 45% over 2021. 
12. This represented 37.1% of outstandings generated by the top 150. 
13. Oct 2021 | Issue 1207 U.S. Payment Cards Projected Consumer and commercial credit, debit and prepaid general purpose and private label cards are projected to generate $12.862 trillion in purchase volume for goods and services in 2025, up 61.3% from 2020. 
14. The eight largest manufacturers of POS terminals in 2020 accounted for 63% of the 135.0 million total units shipped worldwide. 
15. The seven largest acquirers processed 18.44 billion in Visa and Mastercard transactions in 2020, accounting for 73% of transactions processed by the 45 acquirers listed on page 5. 
16. Credit card debt totaled $1.003 trillion at year end 2020 and accounted for 6.0% of $16.638 trillion in household debt. 
17. This share was up 50 basis points from 5.5% in 1985. 
18. The six brands of global cards issued in the Asia Pacific region, UnionPay, Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express and Diners Club generated 208.75 billion transactions in 2020, an increase of 11.0% over 2019. 
19. The global brand cards issued in Europe generated 103.03 billion transactions last year to purchase goods and services, up 6.9% over 2019. 
20. /Discover, JCB, Mastercard, UnionPay and Visa) totaled 467.65 billion in 2020, up 6.0% YOY. 
21. The six largest issuers accounted for $598.80 billion in commercial card purchase volume on credit, debit and prepaid cards in 2020, down 3.0% versus 2019. 
22. Apr 2021 | Issue 1196 Top U.S. Debit Card Issuers Purchase volume generated by the six largest debit card issuers accounted for 36.1% of the $3.812 trillion in debit and prepaid purchase volume generated by U.S. cards in 2020, down from 38.0% in 2019. 
23. The general purpose brand cards issued in Canada generated 12.41 billion transactions last year for purchases of goods and services, down 6.2% from 2019. 
24. The global brand cards issued in Latin America generated 26.59 billion transactions last year to purchase goods and services, down 1.1% from 2019. 
25. BAMS was dissolved June 30, with 51% ownership of the contracts going to Fiserv and 49% going to Bank of America. 
26. The eight largest issuers generated $2.891 trillion in purchase volume in 2020, down 10.4%. 
27. They accounted for 80.1% of the industry’s $3.611 trillion total. 
28. Outstanding receivables tied to consumer and commercial Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover cards issued in the U.S. declined 14.9% to $866 billion at the end of 2020. 
29. Projected Worldwide Transactions on cards carrying Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, American Express, Discover/Diners Club and JCB brands are projected to reach 642.01 billion in 2025, an increase of 41.4% over 2020. 
30. Among the 150 largest credit card portfolios worldwide ranked by outstandings, the 8 portfolios shown above accounted for $918.97 billion or 37% of the group’s $2.438 trillion total. 
31. Projected Purchase Volume in 2024 Consumer and commercial credit, debit, and prepaid general purpose and private label cards combined are expected to generate $10.718 trillion in purchase volume for goods and services in 2024, up 35.7% over 2019. 
32. The six companies listed here accounted for 41% or 141.8 billion of those transactions. 
33. Sep 2020 | Issue 1182 POS Terminal Shipments Worldwide by Region Shipments of pointof sale terminals to all world regions reached 128.2 million last year, up 24.2% from 2018. 
34. Over 67% of those shipments went to the Asia. 
35. The 7 largest acquirers processed 18.63 billion Visa and Mastercard transactions in 2019, accounting for 73.5% of all transactions processed by the 45 acquirers listed. 
36. Jul 2020 | Issue 1180 U.S. Credit Card Debt as a Percent of Household Debt Credit card debt totaled $1.169 trillion at year end 2019 and accounted for 7.3% of $16.122 trillion in household debt, up slightly from 7.2% the prior year. 
37. Among the six brands of global cards issued in the Asia Pacific region, UnionPay, Visa, Mastercard, and JCB accounted for over 99.4% of all purchase transactions, leaving a combined share of less than 0.6% for American Express and Diners. 
38. Jun 2020 | Issue 1178 Global Network Cards in 2019 Purchase transactions on global general purpose card brands totaled 440.99 billion in 2019, up 19.4% over the previous year. 
39. The global brands issued in Europe generated 96.66 billion transactions last year to purchase goods and services, up 21.3% over 2018. 
40. The 50 largest issuers in the U.S. ranked by purchase volume for goods and services from general purpose debit and prepaid cards issued in 2019 totaled $2.119 trillion in 2019, up 6.6% over 2018. 
41. Feb 2020 | Issue 1170 Market Shares (%). 
42. Feb 2020 | Issue 1169 U.S. General Purpose Brands Purchase Volume in 2019 Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover cards in the U.S. generated $6.698 trillion in purchase volume in 2019, up 8.5% over 2018. 
43. Jan 2020 | Issue 1168 U.S. General Purpose Cards Outstanding credit card receivables as a percentage of purchase volume on general purpose cards issued in the United States fell from 44.0% in 2008 to 25.6% at the end of 2019. 
44. The increase of 131.50% versus 2018 amounts to a 13.2% compound annual growth rate. 
45. Of that amount, $10.880 trillion or 77.7%, were for purchases of goods and services. 
46. Issuers from the U.S. accounted for 38.7% of all outstandings in that group. 
47. Issuers from China accounted for 38.4%. 
48. Nov 2019 | Issue 1164 Card Fraud Worldwide 2010–2027 Gross fraud losses reached $27.85 billion in 2018, up 16.2% from $23.97 billion in 2017. 
49. Sep 2019 | Issue 1160 POS Terminal Shipments Worldwide by Region Shipments of pointof sale terminals reached 103.6 million in 2018, up 39.0% over 2017. 
50. Purchase volume spending for goods and services tied to Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover cards issued in the U.S. reached $3.678 trillion in 2018, up 9.7% over 2017. 
51. Feb 2019 | Issue 1147 U.S. General Purpose Brands Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover cards in the U.S. generated $6.130 trillion in purchase volume in 2018, up 10.5% over 2017. 
52. Purchases of goods and services accounted for 77.64% or $10.343 trillion of that amount. 
53. Nov 2018 | Issue 1142 Card Fraud Worldwide Gross fraud losses to issuers, merchants, and merchant acquirers reached $24.26 billion in 2017, up 6.4%. 
54. 1139 Top Manufacturers of Payment Cards Worldwide Manufacturers of payment cards shipped 6.49 billion payment cards in 2017, up 0.9% over 2016. 
55. 2017 Manufacturers of pointof sale terminals shipped 68.8 million devices worldwide last year, up 25.2% from 2016. 
56. The global brand general purpose cards Visa, UnionPay, Mastercard, JCB, Diners Club/Discover, and American Express generated 295.65 billion purchase transactions for goods and services in 2017, up 18.0%. 
57. Cards from those issuers combined to generate $1.813 trillion in purchase volume for goods and services in 2017, up 6.1% over the prior year. 
58. 1126 Top Issuers of U.S. General Purpose Credit Cards 2017 Issuers of Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover credit cards in the U.S. saw purchase volume spending for goods and services increased 9.6% in 2017 to $3.352 trillion. 
59. This was up 12.4% from the prior year. 
60. This accounted for 77.75% of all personal consumption expenditures in the United States. 
61. Magstripe only cards accounted for 54.7% of all payment cards shipped. 
62. Jul 2015 | Issue 1068 Card Fraud Worldwide Losses incurred by card issuers, merchants, and acquirers reached $16.31 billion in 2014, up 19%. 
63. at year end 2014 was the lowest level as a percent of total consumer credit since 1990. 
64. Feb 2015 | Issue 1057 Purchase Volume for U.S. General Purpose Brands U.S. region cards carrying Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover brands generated $4.442 trillion in spending at merchants in 2014, up 8.9% over 2013. 
65. The 77.9% of Personal Consumption Expenditures in the U.S. for 2013 constitute Consumer Payment Systems , which include paperbased, cardbased, and electronic. 
66. Personal consumption expenditures in the U.S. of $10.729 trillion in 2011 included purchases of goods and services, which accounted for 77.8%. 
67. Chip cards accounted for 28.9% of the total. 
68. Shipments of 17.2 million terminals worldwide increased 14.4% in 2011. 
69. Aug 2012 | Issue 1002 Purchase Volume in Middle East/Africa Total spending at merchants exceeded $187 billion and increased more than 24% over the prior year. 
70. | Issue 1000 U.S. Household Debt and Credit Cards Credit card debt at the end of 2011 equaled 6.34% of total household debt. 
71. Card debt, as a percentage of total consumer credit, was at its lowest level since 1991. 
72. Credit cards equaled 53% of purchases at merchants in 2011. 
73. Apr 2012 | Issue 998 Purchase Transactions on Global Cards 2011 Debit and prepaid cards generated more than 54% of all payment card transactions at merchants in 2011. 
74. Jan 2012 | Issue 995 American Express Volume in the U.S. 2005 2011 Total volume of purchases at merchants combined with cash advances generated by cards issued directly by American Express in the U.S. increased by 12.7% to $520.52 billion. 
75. Consumer cards accounted for $2.433 trillion or 82% of the total. 
76. For the ASM method in 10 analyzed cases for seven test images, the Dice coefficient was above 55%, of which for three of them the coefficient was over 70%, which placed the method in second place. 
77. The DICE coefficient for this method was 88.5%. 
78. This value of 88.5 % Dice coefficient can be explained by the use of general purpose shape modeling methods with a large variance of the shape of the modeled object—the liver and limitations on the size of our training data set, which was limited to 10 cases. 
79. The graphical representation of the results below presents the best and worst result of liver organ segmentation. 
80. ptsGPMM 19,000 ptsGPMM 40,000 ptsMSD 3.493.082.912.852.791.951.7H 6.024.65574.29572.954.323.72.9DICE (%). 
81. In the case of the ASM method, in 10 analyzed new cases for seven test images, the DICE coefficient was obtained above 55%, of which for three of them the coefficient was over 70%, which placed the method in second place. 
82. The best results had a DICE of 75%. 
83. They present DICE coefficients between 85 and 95 %. 
84. We increased the number of model points holding four times with an average DICE rating of 88.5% and scoring according to the MICCAI Challenge criterion 65 pts. 
85. The total number of completed surveys was 105, which yielded a total response rate of 14%. 
86. No wonder that eight of the top 25 jobs this year are tech positions, according to Glassdoor. 
87. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that employment specifically for computer programmers will decline 8% to 302,200 positions over the next decade as businesses outsource projects to less expensive contract workers overseas. 
88. Nearly half (49%). 
89. Burning Glass researchers found that most (89%). 
90. Greenhouses that are not used for plant cultivation or protection should be classified according to specific use. 
91. In 3,840 eligible patients (mean age 60.4 ± 8.2 years; 49% men). 
92. With no plaque as the baseline, the hazard ratio for an event increased from 2.43 (95% confidence interval [CI] 1.16 to 5.08) for CADRADS 1 to 21.84 (95% CI 8.63 to 55.26). 
93. The impact and challenges of implementing CTCA according to the 2019 ESC guidelines on chronic coronary syndromes a survey and projection of CTCA services in the Netherlands. 

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94. Between 2014 and 2017, the market value of Canada’s broadcasting and cable TV industry fell from 6.7 to 4.6 billion dollars, a decline of over 30 percent. 

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95. As with DUI, but with a measured Blood Alcohol Content level of at least .02% by volume. 
96. About18.2 million adultsage 20 and older have CAD (about 6.7%). 
97. Below are the percentages of all deaths caused by heart disease in 2015, listed by ethnicity, race, and sex.5 Race of Ethnic Group % of Deaths Men, % Women, % American Indian or Alaska Native. 
98. CAD reader studies often use an enriched study sample with up to 50% of subjects with the disease, based on the reference standard [6,7]]. 
99. Similarly, for the lung cancer study using biopsy results and/or twoyear follow up imaging as the reference standard, 50% of the study sample will be subjects with lung cancer and 50% without lung cancer. 
100. Note that this is in part due to the low prevalence in screening situations (set at 4% our example). 
101. The human reader sensitivity and specificity are set at 0.938 and 0.734, respectively, with disease prevalence of 4%. 
102. the AUC were estimated from Developers of the prescreen AI algorithm for lung CT images estimate its standalone sensitivity and specificity to be 0.94 and 0.30. 
103. −0.008, and using a non inferiority margin of 0.05, one potential sample size combination for 80% power and 5% type. 
104. The CAD and human second readers increased the recall rates 6.4% and 7.2% , respectively, and the biopsy rates 10% and 14.7%. 
105. The positive predictive value was 0% for the CAD reader and was 40% for the human second reader. 
106. The relative increases in the cancer detection rate compared with the primary reader’s detection rate were 0% for the CAD reader and 15.4% for the human second reader. 
107. Cash/Check/Credit CardThere is a 3% convenience fee for using credit cards. 
108. There is a 3% convenience fee for using credit cards. 
109. If everyone agrees, IRR is 1 (or 100%) and if everyone disagrees, IRR is 0 (0%). 
110. If it’s a sports competition, you might accept a 60% rater agreement to decide a winner. 
111. However, if you’re looking at data from cancer specialists deciding on a course of treatment, you’ll want a much higher agreement — above 90%. 
112. In general, above 75% is considered acceptable for most fields. 
113. If you have multiple raters, calculate the percent agreement as follows Step 1 Make a table of your ratings. 
114. 53%.The inter rater reliability for this example is 54%. 
115. Some 65 years later, over 93 percent of Canadian adults are reached by television each week , primarily through digital cable.

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116. An 82% conversion rate would be terrific by any measure, especially when it can be directly attributed to manufacturing content marketing. 

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117. Modest weight loss means 5% to 7% of body weight, just 10 to 14 pounds for a 200. 
118. Because 82% of CAD/BIM downloads turn into actual sales. 
119. ‘Buyers of a median price home are looking at a monthly mortgage payment that is almost 50% higher than it was a year ago.’. 
120. The 30 year mortgage rate dips slightly to 5.1% Advanced Search Submit entry for keyword results.

CAD Data Exchange Market Statistics

121. As in previous surveys, currencies of emerging market economies again gained market share, reaching 25% of overall global turnover. 
122. By contrast, FX swaps continued to gain in market share, accounting for 49% of total FX market turnover in April 2019. 
123. Turnover in the euro, the world’s second most traded currency, increased at a somewhat higher rate than did the aggregate market, and its share in global trading edged up to 32%. 
124. The market shares for other heavily traded advanced economy currencies in April 2019 were unchanged from their 2016 values, with the GBP at 13%, the AUD at 7%, the CAD at 5% and the CHF at 5% of global FX turnover. 
125. Graph 1 Foreign exchange market turnover by currency and currency pairs1Net net basis, daily averages in April, in per cent Source. 
126. Trading in the interdealer market did not keep pace with overall market growth, and thus inter dealer trades dipped below 40% of total FX market turnover in April 2019. 
127. The relative importance of trading with non financial customers also fell slightly, to 7% of total FX market turnover. 

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128. The US dollar retained its dominant currency status, being on one side of88%of all trades. 
129. The share of trades with the euro on one side expanded somewhat, to 32%. 
130. By contrast, the share of trades involving the Japanese yen fell some 5 percentage points, although the yen remained the third most actively traded currency (on one side of 17% of all trades). 
131. It remained the eighth most traded currency, with a share of 4.3%, ranking just after the Swiss franc. 
132. While the volume of spot trades increased relative to April 2016, the expansion was less strong compared with other instruments hence the share of spot trades continued to fall, to 30% in 2019, compared with 33% in 2016. 
133. reaching$3.6 trillionin April 2019, or 55% of global turnover. 
134. In April 2019, sales desks in five countries the United Kingdom, the United States, Hong Kong SAR, Singapore and Japan facilitated 79% of all foreign exchange trading. 
135. It was on one side of 88% of all trades in April 2019. 
136. The global share of EME currencies rose by about 4 percentage points to 25% of total FX turnover in April 2019, continuing the trend observed in previous surveys. 
137. In contrast, JPY turnover stagnated, and the yen’s share in global turnover dropped by 5 percentage points, to 17%. 
138. The US dollar was on the other side of 95% of all renminbi transactions. 
139. At $2.0 trillion per day, the volume of spot trades in April 2019 was some 20% greater than in April 2016, but still below the level recorded in the April 2013 Triennial Survey. 
140. Spot turnover accounted for 30% of global turnover in April 2019, down from 33% in 2016 and 38% in 2013. 
141. The US dollar was on one side of 91% of all FX swap transactions , while the euro was on one side of more than a third of FX swap transactions. 
142. Trading in outright forwards rose by a notable 43% to $999 billion per day. 
143. Trading in medium term tenors for outright forwards is more common than for FX swaps, and 61% of the turnover in outright forwards was in maturities of over seven days and up to three months. 
144. The US dollar was on one side of 88% of outright forwards transactions. 
145. Trading in OTC FX options grew at a slower pace than did overall FX turnover, with a rise of 16%, to $294 billion per day in April 2019 (representing 4% of total FX turnover; Graph 2). 
146. Trading with hedge funds and PTFs also increased, to $593 billion (9% of total turnover). 
147. By contrast, trading with institutional investors declined in both absolute and relative terms, with their share in global FX turnover falling to 12% in April 2019 (from 16% in the previous survey). 
148. Trading in currency swaps with non reporting banks increased by 20%. 
149. In April 2019, sales desks in five locations the United Kingdom, the United States, Singapore, Hong Kong SAR, and Japan intermediated 79% of all foreign exchange trading. 
150. The share of trading taking place in the United States declined to 17% in 2019, from 20% in 2016. 
151. In contrast, the share of FX trading in the United Kingdom rose by 6 percentage points to 43% of global FX activity in April 2019. 
152. The share of FX trading in the leading Asian financial centres, namely Hong Kong SAR, Singapore, and Tokyo, declined slightly to 20% in April 2019. 
153. In particular, mainland China recorded a significant rise in trading activity, to $136 billion in 2019, or an 87% increase since 2016. 
154. The share of crossborder trading in total FX turnover dropped significantly, to just 56% in 2019, down from 65% in 2016 the lowest level observed since 2001. 
155. Among reporting dealers, the bulk (68%). 
156. Unless noted otherwise, country group composites represent calculations based on 90 percent or more of the weighted group data. 
157. Five Day Percent Change Five Day 0% One Month Exchange Rate Comparison Average Exchange Rate of the Past 20 Days Price Change. 
158. Twenty Day Percent Change Twenty Day 0% 50 Days Exchange Rate Comparison Average Exchange Rate of the Past 50 Days Price Change Fifty Day Percent Change. 
159. Fifty Day 0% 100 Days Exchange Rate Comparison Average Exchange Rate of the Past 100 Days. 
160. Percent Change One Hundred Day 0% 200 Days. 
161. Percent Change Two Hundred Day 0% CAD into LKR Average Daily Volumes.