ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA said it will host a webinar focused on what it said is the importance of supplier diversity.
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MIDDLETOWN, Penn.–Amid what was described as “fierce competition,” Vizo Financial Corporate CU reported it raised $10,000 though its eighth annual Hot Dog Eating Contest.
WASHINGTON – The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC), which is currently chaired by NCUA Chairman Todd Harper, has issued guidance that provides financial institutions with examples of effective authentication and access risk management principles and practices for customers, employees, and third parties accessing digital banking services and information systems.
WASHINGTON—Representatives from CUNA and the state leagues, as well as credit union leaders. walked young professionals through the ins and outs of being an advocate during CUNA’s Young Professionals Advocacy Workshop, according to the trade group.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis.—In what has been a busy week, another credit union is buying a bank outside its home state.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Congratulating NCUA on reducing its total NCUSIF and operating expenses by more than $65 million during 2020, one analyst said the “million-dollar question now is whether the exam efficiencies and exam oversight improvements can be sustained.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.–At least two more credit unions have announced they will require their employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus as a condition of their employment.
WASHINGTON—The Senate has rejected, by a 49-50 vote, an amendment from Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Mike Crapo (R-ID) that would have blocked the tax reporting requirement on financial institutions included in the Senate's fiscal year 2022 Budget Resolution.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU is asking the Federal Reserve to withdraw proposed modifications to the payment routing ecosystem.
WASHINGTON– The National Retail Federation is again urging the Federal Reserve to adopt proposed regulations clarifying that retailers can decide where to route billions of dollars in online debit card transactions for processing each year. But it said the Fed must also adopt additional provisions to keep Visa and Mastercard from circumventing the new rules.