UK court sets scene for £10b-plus class action against Mastercard | Malay Mail

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WASHINGTON, Aug 19 — A London court on Wednesday approved a £10 billion pound-plus (RM59.3 billion-plus) class action against global payments processor Mastercard that claimants said could entitle 46 million British adults to roughly £300 each if it is successful. The Competition Appeal...

WASHINGTON, Aug 19 — A London court on Wednesday approved a £10 billion pound-plus class action against global payments processor Mastercard that claimants said could entitle 46 million British adults to roughly £300 each if it is successful.

The decision to finally authorise the five-year case as a collective action establishes a standard for a string of other proposed class actions that have been stalled in its wake. “The tribunal’s ruling heralds the start of an era of consumer-focused class actions which will help to hold big business to account in areas that really matter.”

Merricks alleges Mastercard charged excessive “interchange” fees — the fees retailers pay credit card companies when consumers use a card to shop — between May 1992 and June 2008 and that those fees were passed on to consumers as retailers raised prices.

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