HARTFORD, Conn.–During its 85th Meeting & Vendor Expo, the Credit Union League of Connecticut recognized a number of individuals and also announced board election results.
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DENTON, Texas–DATCU has signed 10-year sponsorship agreements with three North Texas-area school districts—Aubrey, Denton, and Sanger.
ELIZABETHTOWN, N.C.–The local sheriff’s office here has a special reason for warning residents about a phone scam involving a credit union—one of its own is among the victims.
TOKYO—Japanese crypto trading platform Liquid.com and Virtual Currency Partners (VCP) have joined hands to form a joint venture – Liquid Financial USA Inc. (Liquid USA) – to enter the US market.
WASHINGTON–Two Democratic members of Congress say they will propose new laws capping loan interest rates as well as encouraging the Postal Service to get into the banking business, and credit unions are already pushing back.
PHILADELPHIA—During a town hall meeting here, CFPB Director Kathy Kraninger offered the rationale behind the Bureau's recently released proposed rulemaking related to third-party debt collection, saying the goal is to provide transparency.
WASHINGTON–The attorneys general from 38 states and U.S. territories have sent a letter calling on Congress to pass legislation to increases access to financial institutions by cannabis-related businesses.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.–Why do consumers make the decisions they do? And why are some practices within the credit union so difficult to change? The answer to both questions is “habits,” according to one person, and habits can be changed if understood.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.–What might the financial landscape look like in 2034, the 100th anniversary of the Federal Credit Union Act?
FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.—Noting CECL can be a very daunting and data-driven process, one data analyst outlined what credit unions can expect from the new FASB standard and the steps they should be taking.