MUSKEGO, Wis. –The Wisconsin Ideation & Local Development (WILD) Initiative—an initiative of the Wisconsin Credit Union League, Corporate Central CU and the Filene Research Institute–is seeking to involve participants and their credit unions in a nine-month process to develop financial products, services, and business models that “increase credit unions' relevance as America’s best financial partner.”
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HONOLULU–Hickam Federal Credit Union has named a new chief executive to succeed its long-serving CEO.
MEDFORD, N.Y.–Suffolk Federal Credit Union has reached a settlement with a Long Island housing group over charges it discriminated against African-Americans and Latinos who sought information about mortgage loans.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. –Some $736-million in checks will be in the mail next week as NCUA pays dividends to more than 5,700 institutions eligible for a distribution from the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund
NEW YORK–The nation’s biggest banks are reporting some of their biggest profits, even as the data shows a slowdown in ending.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.–Credit unions will be watching the results of one primary race today here. A run-off is taking place between two Republicans for the seat representing Alabama’s second district.
WASHINGTON–An evaluation of the complaint system at the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection is called for in a new white paper from CUNA.
SINGAPORE–The World Credit Union Conference, with more 1,400 people representing 58 countries, has held its first full day of meetings here where it also presented its highest honors.
WASHINGTON–It will be a busy week in Washington–at least for proposals to delay NCUA’s risk-based capital rules.
ATLANTA—Leasing—which reached a record high last year, accounting for nearly 33% of all new car sales—is declining in 2018.