IRVINE, Calif.–Origence has opened registration for its webcast, “Driving Better Lending Performance Through Point of Sale.”
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WASHINGTON–U.S.-based financial institutions paid out nearly $1.2 billion on likely ransomware-related payments during the past two years, most often in response to breaches originating with Russian criminal groups, according to a new report from the Treasury Department.
ST. PAUL, Minn.–Organizersof a start-up credit union here met with Minnesota Credit Union Networkas part of theArise Community Credit Union organization meeting.
LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y.–United Nations FCU will hold its 5th Annual United in Sustainability Summit for credit unions on Nov. 14.
DETROIT–Rocket Mortgage, which in recent years has been overseeing lending growth like a, well, rocket, is now seeing that growth plunging back to earth.
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas–Fifty master’s level students from the Texas A&M Mays Business School pitched their entrepreneurial business projects to representatives of the Aggieland Credit Union as part of a unique class called the Integrated Business Experience (IBE).
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA Chairman Todd Harper kicked off the agency’s 2022 DEI & ACCESS Summit with words of concern over how minority Americans are being treated in the mortgage market, and not just by banks, saying an agency analysis has found credit unions also have higher denial rates for minority applicants.
DULLES, Va.–Making DEI a sustainable effort within a credit union requires understanding why it matters, involves everyone and not just senior management, often leads to very difficult conversations, and can even mean letting some employees go, according to a panel discussion here.
DULLES, Va.–One of the more interesting perspectives on how credit union “demographics” are changing, particularly the number of board directors per member, was shared during a meeting here.
WASHINGTON–The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) is urging the Federal Housing Finance Agency and federal banking regulators to align their capital rules to “avoid penalizing community banks for supporting local communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.”