LOS ANGELES—University Credit Union is taking steps to support members affected by the wildfires that have burned over 34,000 acres in Southern California's Santa Clarita Valley as of Monday.
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AMERSTERDAM–A new initiative has been launched aimed at helping PC users who have been victimized by ransomware.
NEW YORK–Both political parties have announced intentions to rein in the big banks.
HENDERSON, Nev.—Bluepoint Solutions introduced at its Inaugural Annual Client Conference at The M Resort and Casino here FASTdocs Workflow, a versatile new process automation and notification solution.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – After levying record numbers of enforcement actions against financial institutions (FIs) in recent quarters, regulators eased enforcement activity slightly in 2016’s second quarter, according to The Banking Compliance Index (BCI).
FAIRFAX, Va.– The Electronic Funds Transfer Association (EFTA) has released “User Authentication for Payments,” a white paper and free resource for the payments industry.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.– Grants totaling nearly $2.5 million have been awarded by NCUA to 309 low-income credit unions to be used to expand services to underserved communities, train staff, improve cybersecurity and provide students with work experience.
KILLEEN, Texas—Texas Partners FCU is hiding money. But in this case it’s part of a community promotion.
GLENDALE, Ariz.–Arizona Federal Credit Union hosted its third Taste the Good Life happy hour at its newly remodeled branch here for two hours in the evening. During the happy hour event, the credit union offered the public a chance to learn more about their credit, while enjoying live music and gourmet appetizers. More than 100 people attended, and 48 guests engaged in a credit consultation with a financial coach to discuss their credit report and identify opportunities to improve their financial lives, Arizona Federal reported.
CORK, Ireland–Four credit unions in this city and Limerick with combined assets of €128 million said they are planning to merge in a bid to cut costs.