LAUREL, Mont.–Montana’s Credit Unions has named Janice Lehman, president and CEO of SEG Federal Credit Union, as its 2019 Montana Credit Union Professional of the Year. The association said the honor recognizes Lehman’s nearly 40 years of credit union advocacy in the state.
PHOENIX—$1.7-billion Arizona FCU plans to acquire $236-million Pinnacle Bank of Arizona, based in Scottsdale, the CU reported.
ARLINGTON, Va.–A plan by NCUA to add an “S” to its CAMEL rating system for market risk “sensitivity: could take at least three more years, according to a report by the agency’s Office of Inspector General (OIG).
WASHINGTON–The House Appropriations Committee has released a draft fiscal year 2020 Financial Services and General Government funding bill that includes $300 million for the CDFI Fund, which would represent an increase of $50 million in funding should it be approved by Congress.
WASHINGTON–Both the House and the Senate are in session this week, but not for very long. Congress will adjourn on mid-day Wednesday so many members can attend events commemorating the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
WASHINGTON–While both CUNA and NAFCU have raised strong objections, the FCC plans to move forward Thursday with a board meeting at which it will consider its declaratory ruling on robocalls—and how to stop them.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU has flagged additional issues and approaches it wants NCUA to consider as the agency begins its 2019 regulatory review.
ARLINGTON, Va.—What were the key compliance issues on the minds of CUs last month?
MADISON, Wis.—CUES is reporting its membership now tops 21,000 credit union leaders it said are “committed to talent development.”
WASHINGTON–The Supreme Court has reversed a lower court ruling in a case involving creditors and violations of discharge orders.
