WASHNGTON—NAFCU is urging the Financial Stability Oversight Council to work with NCUA on rules that have “hamstrung” CUs.
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WASHINGTON–CUNA CEO Jim Nussle told a breakfast meeting here that without more women in executive leadership positions, financial institutions will not be able to maintain their competitive advantage.
WASHINGTON–CUNA has a new chairman, as well as other board officers.
WASHINGTON—Reps. Peter King (R-NY) and Brad Sherman (D-CA), both of the House Financial Services Committee, have reintroduced legislation that would give credit unions access to supplemental capital that preserves mutuality – an element of comprehensive capital reform for credit unions.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.–While Alabama One Credit Union has been released from conservatorship by the state regulator, it remains the subject of several lawsuits filed by its former president and board members, as well as a new complaint.
WINDCREST, Texas–Credit unions remain under siege. For the second time in a week in the San Antonio area, an ATM here was knocked off its base and stolen.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA will host a webinar on “Pathways to Offering E-Services” to help credit unions better understand how to put those services to work for their members.
WASHINGTON–CU Direct has launched the next generation AutoSMART platform.
AMARILLO, Texas–Access Community Credit Union here has named a new CEO to succeed the retiring G. Keith Watson.
CHICAGO—One in four Americans (26%) have had their medical information stolen, and these breaches can be costly, according to recent research from Accenture.