CHANTILLY, Va.—Justice FCU has selected a new president and CEO. The $794-million Justice Federal has named Mark L. Robnett to lead the organization, after having served as interim CEO since May.
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HELENA, Mont.–Montana’s Credit Unions said it is partnering with the Minnesota Credit Union Network and TruLync to offer WINcentive prize-linked savings accounts in the state.
WASHINGTON—Columbia University economist Richard Clarida has been sworn in to serve as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
PURCHASE, N.Y.—Mastercard reported it has reached an agreement to settle monetary damages claims in a U.S. merchant class-action litigation suit.
MADISON, Wis.—The CUNA Lending Council has published a new white paper, “Loans Through a Strategic Lens: How Lending Executives Inspire Big-Picture Thinking and Execution.”
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash.–Horizon Credit Union has hit $1 billion in assets and revealed a celebration surprise to employees at the annual employee appreciation barbecue.
SAN JOSE, Calif.—Xoom, PayPal’s international money transfer service, has announced a partnership with TransNetwork, which allows its U.S. customers to send money to recipients in Mexico and pick up orders at any OXXO location in the country.
WABAN, Mass.–It may seem self-evident, but a new study reveals just how closely interlinked is the connection between customer experience (CX) and loyalty.
FAIRFAX, Va.–Two more credit unions have been hit with proposed class action lawsuits over overdraft fees. In both cases, the plaintiffs are alleging the credit unions processes share drafts out of order in order to maximize fees.
WASHINGTON–The Senate is in session this week and will consider several bills, at least one of which includes a continuing resolution to fund certain government agencies and functions through Dec. 7.