WASHINGTON—As the nation braces for another major hurricane, the Federal Trade Commission, the Department of Justice and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are warning consumers about those looking to take advantage of natural disasters by engaging in potential fraud or price gouging.
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TAMPA—As Hurricane Milton continued on its ominous path toward Florida’s Gulf Coast Wednesday, credit unions in the Tampa area were monitoring the situation closely, many shutting their doors on Tuesday.
MADISON, Wis.—CUES has announced this year’s CUES Award winners, celebrating one “exceptional” credit union and a select group of “visionary industry leaders,” the organization said.
MASSENA, N.Y.—The $38-million Twin Rivers FCU has named Christine Grant CEO, North Country Now reported.
GILBERT, Ariz.— Velera has entered into a partnership with Kinective, which provides digital connectivity, document workflow and branch automation support for the banking sector, the CUSO announced.
WASHINGTON—As credit unions work to address anti-money laundering/countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT), the NCUA and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network are being urged by America’s Credit Unions to continue implementing consistent requirements to ease compliance.
NAPERVILLE, Ill.—When it comes to small-dollar lending, credit unions should be aware of two important things impacting their membership, QCash says.
TAMPA—Florida credit unions—again—are bracing for the impact of a Category 4-5 hurricane, with Milton bearing down on the Gulf Coast Tuesday.
FORT WALTON BEACH, FLA.– Eglin Federal Credit Union has named Cathie Staton President/CEO, effective Oct. 28.
NEW YORK—The use of Pay by Bank is accelerating quickly outside the U.S., driven largely by open banking, a sign that its limited use in the U.S. may pick up, as well.