CLEVELAND––Hyland, a content services provider, said it has acquired Learning Machine, a provider of blockchain-anchored digital credentialing solutions.
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WASHINGTON—CUNA has confirmed the “cyber incident” it experienced this week that shut down many of its systems and led to the trade association sending staff home on Monday was indeed ransomware.
WASHINGTON – Americans' views on their personal financial situation have been climbing since 2018, according to new research released by Gallup.
WASHINGTON—Ahead of a House Financial Services subcommittee meeting to explore astroturfing in financial practices –the term used to describe the practice of attempting to advance an anti-consumer agenda under the guise of grassroots efforts – NAFCU Vice President of Legislative Affairs Brad Thaler sent a letter flagging how credit unions have been affected by such actions.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Ahead of a House Financial Services Committee hearing reviewing the CFPB, NAFCU offered its input on where it believes the structure and operations of the Bureau could be enhanced.
BOSTON—Credit card interest rates hit a 25-year high in 2019 as lenders increased their rates.
NEW YORK—Globally, financial institutions have tallied up $36 billion in fines since the financial crisis, a new report reveals, with one category seeing a 160% increase in just 15 months.
ALPENA, Mich.–Alpena Alcona Area Credit Union said it has again rolled back its overdraft privilege (ODP) and non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees to $17.50 from $19.52.
MIAMI—The City of Miami has voluntarily dismissed lawsuits against Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase, in which the city alleged discriminatory practices under the Fair Housing Act (FHA) that indirectly harmed the city, resulting in lost property tax revenue and increased municipal expenses.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced proposed updated minimum financial eligibility requirements for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Seller/Services.