ADALAIDE, Australia–Are you a lending officer who enjoys long walks on the beach? Or a branch manager who prefers quiet nights with white wine and a good book? Then perhaps you will want to join the executive team at Credit Union Australia.
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SEOUL, South Korea—Samsung Pay is expanding its banking functions to offer more diverse services to users by adding money transfer services, Samsung Electronics announced.
TORONTO–The cloud-based payment processing platform Dream Platform is preparing a major launch in the United States next month.
WASHINGTON–With Congress focused on the tax reform legislation this week, the CU-related agenda is relatively light. Instead, credit unions will be joining many others in watching a Friday court hearing.
WASHINGTON—The House, by a vote of 275-146, last week passed legislation that would exempt more lenders from a requirement to send annual privacy notices to consumers when no changes have been made to their policies regarding the information that is shared with third parties.
WASHINGTON—CUNA and NAFCU have joined with other organizations in writing to Acting IRS Commissioner David Kautter with concerns that a recent change to the tax transcript process could adversely impact the residential mortgage industry.
SALT LAKE CITY–Today is the last day to vote in the2017 #VoteforMiracles promotion by Children’s Miracle Network.
WASHINGTON—The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published an updated draft of its cybersecurity framework.
NEW YORK CITY–Just how far have the value of taxi medallions declined? Credit unions, along with the broader market, will get an answer in mid-January when Aspire FCU auctions of 14 medallions from its portfolio.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–Following allegations of sexual misconduct against Carter Oosterhouse, Lake Michigan Credit Union said it is suspending its relationship with the star of the HGTV reality show.