MALVERN, Penn.–Temenos, a software specialist for banking and finance, reported it successfully concluded its first unified Client Educational Conference and Compliance Knowledgeshare meeting.
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BURNSVILLE, Minn.–Firefly Credit Union is going one step further than usual when it opens an in-school branch at Burnsville Senior High School for the 2016-17 school year.
LIMERICK, Ireland–This country’s credit unions have voted in favor of a “radical reform” plan, but have voted against paying the person who has proposed it.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Credit unions now have the ability, under certain circumstances, to make member business loans without requiring a personal guarantee, NCUA announced today.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.–A former CU lending manager has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $800,000.
COLUMBUS, Ohio—An Ohio bankers group has failed in its attempt to prohibit credit unions in this state from using the verb “banking” in any promotional or marketing material.
WASHINGTON—Members of the Senate Small Business Committee debated whether the Labor Department’s proposed rule on overtime pay needs reform or whether more information on its impact is needed.
ARLINGTON—Wendy’s said that an investigation into a credit card breach at the nationwide fast-food chain uncovered malicious software on point-of-sale systems at fewer than 300 of the company’s 5,500 franchised stores, according to KrebsOnSecurity.
DETROIT–Credit unions need to be prepared to compete a bit more aggressively to recruit and retain mortgage lenders.
FENTON, Mich.–Authorities here have yet to decide on how they will dispose of seven properties that once belonged to Michael LaJoice, the former CFO at the now defunct Clarkston Brandon Community Credit Union who is suspected of embezzling as much as $20 million from the CU.