Corpay Inc（CPAY）資訊與事件

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CPAY 資訊

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Corpay to Host Q3 2026 Earnings Call on November 4

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Corpay Partners with Newcastle United as Official FX Partner

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Corpay Extends FX Payments Agreement with WBSC

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Corpay Expands AI Agent Team to Enhance Spend Management

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Corpay to Settle FTC Allegations for $100 Million

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Corpay Reaches $100 Million Settlement with FTC

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Corpay to Participate in Investor Conferences

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Corpay Named Exclusive FX Partner for European T20 Premier League

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Corpay (CPAY) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

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Corpay Q2 2026 Earnings Exceed Expectations

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CPAY 事件

10/21 09:00

Corpay Enters Multi-Year FX Partnership with Newcastle United

Corpay announces that Corpay's Cross-Border business has entered into a multi-year agreement with Newcastle United to become their Official Foreign Exchange Partner. Through this partnership, Corpay Cross-Border will deliver comprehensive FX risk management solutions to support Newcastle United's day-to-day business operations. In addition, its platform will enable the club to manage global payments through a single point of access.

10/6 09:00

Corpay Signs Long-Term Agreement with WBSC

Corpay announces that Corpay's Cross-Border business has entered into a long-term agreement to extend their successful and exclusive collaboration as the Official Foreign Exchange, FX, Payments Provider of the World Baseball Softball Confederation, WBSC.

9/24 15:00

Federal Reserve Seeks Public Comment on Payment Stablecoin Regulatory Framework

The Federal Reserve Board has requested public comment on two proposals related to establishing a regulatory framework for Board-supervised payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act. "The first proposal would require that Board-supervised payment stablecoin issuers fully back their stablecoins with certain permissible reserve assets, such as short-term Treasury bills and certain other high-quality, liquid assets. The proposal would also establish standardized capital requirements to address certain credit and operational risks of payment stablecoin activities, as well as risk management standards, in accordance with the law. Separately, the proposal would introduce rules for Board-supervised firms that safekeep the assets backing payment stablecoins. It would also clarify the permissibility of stablecoin and related activities for Board-supervised banks. The second proposal would establish a tailored application process for Board-supervised banks applying to issue payment stablecoins. These applicants would be required to submit a business plan and financial information, among other documents. The proposal would also create a process governing appeals, hearings, and final determinations for applications. The comment period will close 60 days after publication in the Federal Register," the Fed stated.

9/18 11:25

Corpay Reaches $100M Settlement with FTC

Corpay announced that it has reached a proposed settlement with the Federal Trade Commission to resolve previously disclosed allegations relating to marketing and disclosure practices in its U.S. Vehicle Payments business. Under the proposed settlement, Corpay will pay $100M to the FTC. "CEO Ron Clark is not subject to any financial payment as part of this settlement. The proposed settlement will resolve the FTC matter without any admission of wrongdoing. The June 8, 2023 Order entered in this matter by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia remains in place... Corpay has taken steps over the past several years to enhance customer communications, compliance oversight, and internal controls, including actions implemented before and after the June 8, 2023 Order. The company does not expect the proposed settlement to have a material impact on its ongoing operations or financial results. The proposed settlement remains subject to final FTC approval following a public comment period. Corpay will continue to cooperate with the FTC as the matter is finalized," the company stated. "We are pleased to resolve this matter and move forward. Corpay is committed to transparent customer disclosures, consent-based practices, and strong compliance controls across our U.S. Vehicle Payments business," said Ron Clarke, Chairman and CEO of Corpay.

9/17 16:00

FleetCor and CEO to Pay $100M to Settle FTC Allegations

FleetCor and its CEO will pay $100M to settle a Federal Trade Commission administrative action alleging that the company charged its customers undisclosed fees in connection with their use of fuel cards that FleetCor falsely promised businesses would save them money, the FTC announced. In a complaint first filed in federal court in 2019, the FTC alleged that FleetCor Technologies Inc., now known as Corpay Inc., and its CEO Ronald Clarke imposed a broad array of unauthorized fees that its customers never knew about and did not agree to pay, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars and harming tens of thousands of customers. As part of the settlement order with the FTC, FleetCor and Clarke will pay $100M, which will be used to provide redress to the company's business customers harmed by its practices. FleetCor and Clarke have also agreed not to oppose reimposition of a federal court injunction against Clarke.

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