MADISON, Wis.–Nine people have been recognized with the International Credit Union Development Education (I-CUDE) designation by the seven international Credit Union Development Educator (DE) programs, in partnership with World Council of Credit Unions.
LOMPOC, Calif.–Jeff York, the former president and CEO of CoastHills Credit Union, has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against his former employer.
PLEASANTON, Calif.–Credit unions across California continue to contribute to efforts to assist victims of the widespread wildfires in the state.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA’s risk-based capital proposed rule has been published in the Federal Register, and comments will be due Sept. 7.
AUSTIN, Texas–The CUTomorrow Conference, where more than a dozen credit unions will share innovative and effective growth strategies with attendees, is now just under a month away.
WASHINGTON—A new poll finds that even with the passage of nearly a decade since the Great Recession, consumers still support financial regulation and related enforcement.
WILLISTON, Vt.–A nurses’ union here says it will be pulling all business with a local credit union due to ties to the University of Vermont Medical Center, with which the union is at odds. The union and the Medical Center are currently in contract negotiations.
WASHINGTON–The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, working in collaboration with 11 financial regulators and related organizations, has announced an initiative to create the Global Financial Innovation Network (GFIN).
PURCHASE, N.Y.—Taxi medallion lender Quorum FCU posted a profit for the second quarter of 2018.
RADCLIFF, Ky. – At the midway point of its “Take a Summer Break” loan offer, Fort Knox FCU is reporting that members throughout Central Kentucky have been given the option to skip more than $1 million in loan payments after moving their auto or RV loans to the credit union. That’s 80,000 payment-free days for the families who have taken advantage of the offer so far, the credit union noted.
