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Visa's 2024 risk disclosures maintained the same overall risk framework as 2023, with no new or removed risk categories but five substantive modifications to existing disclosures. The most significant updates addressed cybersecurity threats, client and merchant retention economics, macroeconomic exposure, tax compliance challenges, and data privacy regulations. These modifications suggest Visa refined its articulation of evolving operational, competitive, and regulatory pressures rather than identifying fundamentally different business risks.

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🟡 Modified A disruption, failure or breach of our networks or systems, including as a result of cyber incidents or attacks, could harm our business. 🔒

🟡 Modified Our net revenue and profits are dependent on our client and merchant base, which may be costly to win, retain and develop. 🔒

🟡 Modified Global economic, political, market, health and social events or conditions may harm our business. 🔒

🟡 Modified We may be subject to tax examinations or disputes, or changes in tax laws. 🔒

🟡 Modified Laws and regulations regarding the handling of personal data, including laws and regulations related to privacy, cybersecurity and AI, may impede our services or result in increased costs, legal claims, or fines against us. 🔒

5 changes in this historical filing

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