KOLOA, Kauai–The Volunteer Leadership Institute has announced the dates of its 2020 meeting. The conference is set for Jan. 29-Feb. 1 at the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa.
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BISMARK, N.D.—North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has signed a bill into law that seeks to unify the state’s approach to cybersecurity.
WESTBROOK, Maine–The Maine Bureau of Insurance has approved a new Maine Employer Welfare Arrangement (MEWA), an association formed to provide a collective non-profit health insurance program for Maine’s 54 credit unions and affiliated Maine Credit Union Service Organizations (CUSOs).
AUSTIN, Texas–A new study offers an update on the latest trends in how consumers and business clients are using technology to interact with their financial institution.
HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. - Mid-Hudson Valley FCU is now using GrooveCar’s CU Xpress Lease product, the company reported.
LOS ANGELES–A former chief executive of a credit union who allegedly embezzled $40 million from his Studio City employer over the past two decades pleaded not guilty on Thursday to a federal criminal complaint charging him with siphoning off the funds to pay for gambling, expensive cars and watches and travel by private jet.
WASHINGTON—The CFPB’s director has indicated it will be proposing new rules on debt collection practices it says are designed to enhance the power of consumers in dealing with collectors. The objective is specifically aimed at providing a reprieve to consumers targeted by calls for debts they often don’t even know they owe.
ARMONK, N.Y.— A vast majority of organizations are still unprepared to properly respond to cybersecurity incidents, with 77% of respondents in a new survey indicating they do not have a cybersecurity incident response plan applied consistently across the enterprise.
WASHINGTON—Two-thirds of the Federal Reserve's districts reported "modest or moderate" growth, according to the Fed's latest Beige Book data.
OAK PARK, Mich.–A skimming operation that hit banks and credit unions across Metro Detroit has been busted by police. At least one credit union was hit for more than $100,000, police said.