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MoneyGram
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MoneyGram International, Inc
| |
| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| Traded as | Nasdaq: MGI[1] Russell 2000 Component |
| Industry | Financial services |
| Founded | 1940; 81 years ago |
| Headquarters | Dallas, Texas, United States |
| Key people | Alex Holmes (Chairman and Chief Executive Officer) Hilary Jackson (Chief Operating Officer) Larry Angelilli (Chief Financial Officer) Robert Villasenor (General Counsel) Andy Villareal (Chief Compliance Officer) Grant Lines (Chief Revenue Officer) |
| Products | Money transfers Money orders Official check Bill payment services |
| Revenue | $900 Million (2019) |
| Number of employees |
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| Website | www.moneygram.com |
In 2014, MoneyGram was the second largest provider of money transfers in the world.[5][6][7] The company operates in more than 200 countries and territories with a global network of about 347,000 agent offices.[4]
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History[edit]
MoneyGram International formed as a result of two businesses merging, Minneapolis-based Travelers Express and Denver-based Integrated Payment Systems Inc.[citation needed] MoneyGram was first established as a subsidiary of Integrated Payment Systems and afterwards became independent company before it was acquired by Travelers in 1998.[8][9] In 2004, Travelers Express became what is known today as MoneyGram International.
MoneyGram Systems (1988–1997)[edit]
MoneyGram was formed in 1988 as a subsidiary of Integrated Payment Systems Inc.[12][13][14] Integrated Payment Systems was a subsidiary of First Data Corporation, which was itself a subsidiary of American Express.[8] In 1992, First Data was spun off from American Express and publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange.[8][15] First Data Corporation later merged with First Financial, the owners of rival Western Union.[8] In order to approve the merger, the Federal Trade Commission forced First Data to sell Integrated Payment Systems.[13]Thomas Cook Global Foreign Exchange, under the stewardship of John Bavister, launched a re-engineered money transfer service in 1994. Branded as MoneyGram, the venture saw the partnering of the global travel giant with First Data Corp.
In 1996, Integrated Payment Systems, the nation's second largest non-bank consumer money transfer business, became its own publicly traded company and was renamed MoneyGram Payment Systems Inc.[15][13] In 1997, James F. Calvano, former president of Western Union, became MoneyGram Payment Systems CEO.[12] By the late 1990s, MoneyGram Payment Systems had served customers at over 22,000 locations in 100 countries.[12][15]
MoneyGram International Ltd. was established in 1997 by MoneyGram Payment Systems Inc. and Thomas Cook,[16] a year after the company had gone public.[12] At the time when MoneyGram International was established, MoneyGram Payment Systems owned 51 percent of the company, while the other 49 percent was owned by the Thomas Cook Group.[17][18]
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MoneyGram
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
MoneyGram International, Inc
MoneyGram International, Inc. is an American money transfer company based in the United States with headquarters in Dallas, Texas.[3] It has an operations center in St. Louis Park, Minnesota and regional and local offices around the world. MoneyGram businesses are divided into two categories: Global Funds Transfers and Financial Paper Products.[4] The company provides its service to individuals and businesses through a network of agents and financial institutions.
Type Public Traded as Nasdaq: MGI[1]
Russell 2000 ComponentIndustry Financial services Founded 1940; 81 years ago Headquarters Dallas, Texas, United States Key people
Alex Holmes
(Chairman and Chief Executive Officer)
Hilary Jackson
(Chief Operating Officer)
Larry Angelilli
(Chief Financial Officer)
Robert Villasenor
(General Counsel)
Andy Villareal
(Chief Compliance Officer)
Grant Lines
(Chief Revenue Officer)Products Money transfers
Money orders
Official check
Bill payment servicesRevenue $900 Million (2019) Number of employees 
Website www.moneygram.com
In 2014, MoneyGram was the second largest provider of money transfers in the world.[5][6][7] The company operates in more than 200 countries and territories with a global network of about 347,000 agent offices.[4]
Contents
History[edit]
MoneyGram International formed as a result of two businesses merging, Minneapolis-based Travelers Express and Denver-based Integrated Payment Systems Inc.[citation needed] MoneyGram was first established as a subsidiary of Integrated Payment Systems and afterwards became independent company before it was acquired by Travelers in 1998.[8][9] In 2004, Travelers Express became what is known today as MoneyGram International.
MoneyGram Systems (1988–1997)[edit]
MoneyGram was formed in 1988 as a subsidiary of Integrated Payment Systems Inc.[12][13][14] Integrated Payment Systems was a subsidiary of First Data Corporation, which was itself a subsidiary of American Express.[8] In 1992, First Data was spun off from American Express and publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange.[8][15] First Data Corporation later merged with First Financial, the owners of rival Western Union.[8] In order to approve the merger, the Federal Trade Commission forced First Data to sell Integrated Payment Systems.[13]
Thomas Cook Global Foreign Exchange, under the stewardship of John Bavister, launched a re-engineered money transfer service in 1994. Branded as MoneyGram, the venture saw the partnering of the global travel giant with First Data Corp.
In 1996, Integrated Payment Systems, the nation's second largest non-bank consumer money transfer business, became its own publicly traded company and was renamed MoneyGram Payment Systems Inc.[15][13] In 1997, James F. Calvano, former president of Western Union, became MoneyGram Payment Systems CEO.[12] By the late 1990s, MoneyGram Payment Systems had served customers at over 22,000 locations in 100 countries.[12][15]
MoneyGram International Ltd. was established in 1997 by MoneyGram Payment Systems Inc. and Thomas Cook,[16] a year after the company had gone public.[12] At the time when MoneyGram International was established, MoneyGram Payment Systems owned 51 percent of the company, while the other 49 percent was owned by the Thomas Cook Group.[17][18]
