NEW YORK–Traders are expressing increasing concerns over the world’s largest and most important government bond market, as Fed continues to remove one of its primary pandemic supports, according to a new report.
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WASHINGTON—Fed Governor Michael Barr, the Federal Reserve’s new banking regulator, has detailed a sweeping agenda in a speech that called for action on stablecoins, climate change preparations and both the safety and fairness of the finance industry.
CORK, Ireland–Eleven Credit Unions across Cork city and county have launched a campaign to encourage people to switch to a CU for their current account services.
WASHINGTON— Fed Vice Chairwoman Lael Brainard is being asked for answers on how the central bank views its powers to issue a digital dollar.
CLARKSBURG, Md.—The U.S. Faster Payments Council (FPC) has released an updated State of Play in U.S. Faster Payments report.
WASHINGTON–Credit unions meeting here were told they are in town at the “perfect time,” as their help is critical in fighting a “socialist” proposal.
WASHINGTON–NCUA Board Member Rodney Hood told credit unions here to prepare for a “comprehensive” rule for CUs when it comes to relationships with fintechs, in addition to addressing several other issues.
WASHINGTON–With credit unions and retailers simultaneously hiking the Hill this week in Washington to stake out opposite sides on the interchange bill before Congress, a panel here discussed what the proposed changes in the bill would mean and what CUs should be telling their representatives.
WASHINGTON—Credit unions should expect more activity on Capitol Hill this week as the House is back from recess, with CUNA saying it will have its eye on several key hearings it is monitoring.
WASHINGTON—Calling a new Federal Trade Commission proposal’s language “opaque,” CUNA is expressing concern the potential new rule’s effects on car dealer ad-ons.