Visa (V) Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference 2026 summary
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Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference 2026 summary
8 Sep, 2026Strategic direction and organizational transformation
Executed a comprehensive strategy overhaul, aligning leadership and teams globally to drive growth and innovation.
Rewired the operating model, assigning senior leaders to value-added services, CMS, and consumer payments, supported by dedicated product and engineering teams.
Overhauled performance management, linking OKRs and compensation to strategic objectives.
Sustained momentum attributed to experienced leadership and effective execution.
Business performance and macro environment
U.S. business has shown strong and stable growth, averaging 6%-8% annually over the past 18 months, with recent quarters reaching 9%-10%.
Global payment transaction growth remains stable at 10% year-over-year, with cross-border growth accelerating to 14%.
E-commerce continues to outpace travel in cross-border transaction growth.
AI adoption and productivity
Early and aggressive adoption of generative AI has led to significant productivity gains, including 80% more code commits and 80% faster product development.
AI-driven improvements extend across HR, marketing, finance, and client services.
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