NEW YORK–The National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions said it is partnering with the Minneapolis-based Community Reinvestment Fund, USA to provide a Small Business Administration (SBA)-compliant business lending solution to credit unions originating small SBA loans between $25,000 and $5,000,000.
WASHINGTON–CUNA is urging NCUA to review practices and policies put in place during the financial crisis to measure their efficacy.
ARLINGTON, Va.–Congress is being encouraged to ensure that regulatory agencies treat “guidance” as well as regulations “consistently and for the purpose each was issued.”
TAMPA, Fla.–A branch of USF FCU opening on the campus of the University of South Florida will be completely run by students as part of a partnership with the USF Muma College of Business.
DES MOINES, Iowa–Cardholders find value in a mix of agent and self-service assistance via voice, live representative and text interaction, according to a new report.
PHILADELPHIA–Credit unions here are alerting members to branch closures as a result of the visit by Pope Francis. All of the closed branches are located downtown, where the pope will be leading a Papal Mass as part of the Festival of Families.
WEST JORDAN, Utah—Mountain America CU is offering a five-year CD paying 2.3% APY.
MADISON, Wis. – Forty-six credit union professionals have become Credit Union Development Educators (CUDEs) after graduating from the Credit Union Development Education (DE) Training from the National Credit Union Foundation. The most recent training took place at the Lowell Center on the University of Wisconsin campus.
CHARLOTTE, N.C./MURRAY, Utah–Connect Financial Software Solutions, LLC and Virtual StrongBox, Inc. said they have agreed to a marketing partnership enabling Connect Online Banking credit unions to offer My Virtual StrongBox to their members via a single sign-on interface between the two services. The move will improve online data and document security for members using the Connect service, the companies said.
INDIANAPOLIS—A branch of Indiana Members Credit Union was held up by two men dressed as Rick James and the 1970’s movie character Super Fly.
