WASHINGTON—With the House and Senate at home for a two-week district work period, both credit union trade associations are backing efforts by credit unions to set up meetings with their representatives and senators in their home districts/states and talk about issues critical to the industry.
Fresh Today
WASHINGTON—Fintech holds great promise to expand credit, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Bank Supervision Randal Quarles told a forum on financial services for the underserved this week.
WASHINGTON–The three-judge panel has been set that will hear an appeal by the deputy director of the CFPB that she should be the acting director of the agency instead of the current sitting director.
MADISON, Wis.—CUES has introduced the CUES Online University, powered by TRC Interactive.
WASHINGTON—CUNA supports NCUA’s proposed rule on involuntary liquidation and claims procedures, it wrote to the agency this week.
COSTA MESA, Calif.–Is it possible to collect debt and improve the member relationship?
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—PSCU announced one of its founding credit unions, Achieva CU in Dunedin, Fla., has rejoined the company.
CLEVELAND – Three new credit unions have selected OnBase by Hyland, a platform for managing content, processes and cases.
TAUNTON, Mass. — John Damaso, CEO of Taunton Federal Credit Union, has announced plans to retire, with the credit union also naming a successor.
NEW YORK—Two UBS AG units have agreed to pay $230 million to settle allegations that the bank peddled toxic residential mortgage-backed securities to unsuspecting investors in the run-up to the financial crisis of 2008, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said.