Comerica Bank Statement on Direct Express Program Transition
Comerica Bank announced that the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service has selected a new financial agent for the Direct Express program.
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Comerica Bank announced that the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service has selected a new financial agent for the Direct Express program. Comerica, which has managed the program since 2008 serving 3.4 million cardholders, has agreed to a three-year extension of services to facilitate an orderly transition to the new financial agent.
Positive
- Three-year service extension agreement secured
- Currently serves 3.4 million Direct Express cardholders
Negative
- Loss of Direct Express program contract after transition period
- Future revenue reduction from program termination
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"We have been honored to support the Direct Express program since 2008 and remain committed to serving its 3.4 million cardholders. At the request of the Fiscal Service, we have entered into a three-year extension of services to allow for the orderly transfer of services to the new financial agent."
About Comerica Bank
A subsidiary of Comerica Incorporated (NYSE: CMA), Comerica Bank is a financial services company headquartered in
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