SAN ANTONIO–Organizers say they are expecting a strong turnout when the 6th annual CU FinHealth Conference is head in just about three weeks.
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WASHINGTON—Both credit union trade groups have told NCUA what they think of NCUA’s proposed role on succession planning, with NAFCU offering some pushback and recommendations and CUNA asking why, if the proposal is aimed at reducing mergers among smaller CUs, it adds to their regulatory burden.
MADISON, Wis.–International events and domestic inflation have led CUNA’s economists to adjust their economic outlook for this year and next.
DALLAS–U.S. home prices have soared to new heights and they keep on climbing, and some researchers and economists are now saying they have seen signs of a housing bubble brewing.
WASHINGTON–As busy as was last week with hearings on Capitol Hill of interest, this week is equally slow. And that largely goes for the legislative process itself, as well.
RALEIGH, N.C./COLUMBIA, S.C.–Credit unions in the Carolinas have raised $280,000 so far for the Ukrainian Credit Union Displacement Fund created by the Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA has issued a Letter to Federal Credit Unions (22-FCU-02) on the final rule amending the definition of “service facility” for multiple common-bond credit unions.
WASHINGTON, DC – The Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC) has released updated details around its upcoming annual conference.
LONDON—Mobile money hit a new milestone In 2021 as the value of transactions processed globally surpassed $1 trillion for the first time, according to a report released by the GSM Association, which tracks data in the mobile telecommunications industry.
WASHINGTON–After being charged with sneaking in unwanted “add-ons” and illegal junk fees, as well as racial discrimination, the multi-state auto dealer Ed Napleton Automotive Group has agreed to pay $10 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission and the State of Illinois.