MANCHESTER, N.H.—The groundbreaking for the CUNA Research Center and Ensweiler Research Library at America’s Credit Union Museum here will take place at 4 p.m. ET, Sept. 28.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.– Kentucky Telco Credit Union has dialed up a new name and brand identity. Effective this week, it is now known as Transcend Credit Union.
ARLINGTON, Va.—NAFCU, in a letter to the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), urged the agency to retain the current credit risk percentage requirements for advances the Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLBs) make to their member institutions as the FHFA works to amend the FHLBs' capital requirements.
WASHINGTON—A Texas federal judge has struck down the Labor Department's overtime rule, saying that the department improperly looked at workers' salaries instead of job descriptions to determine overtime pay eligibility.
WASHINGTON—September will be a busy month on the regulatory front, when comments on a number of proposals important to credit unions are due.
SAN DIEGO–NCUA Board Member Rick Metsger said he is committed to having a vote on the potential closure of the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund (TCCUSF) when the board next meets, said he was surprised at one trade group’s opposition to the plan to close the fund, and indicated the agency is open to tweaking at least one piece of the proposed new rules around voluntary mergers.
SAN DIEGO–What is the future for the corporate credit union system?
SAN DIEGO–Are NCUA’s field of membership rules necessary or outmoded? Clearly the latter, says the agency’s former chairman—but that doesn’t mean they will be changing any time soon.
SAN DIEGO–What’s the forecast for the economy and interest rates? It all comes down to the “T-factor,” according to one economist: the T being President Donald Trump.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas—As credit unions in Houston still struggle to get back on their feet, counterparts in other areas of this storm-ravaged state are in better shape and focused on helping members.