WASHINGTON–The credit union trade groups have been meeting with the staff of members of the Congress who will be part of a hearing later this week on NCUA and its budget.
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WASHINGTON–The Federal Reserve Board on Monday approved a final rule requiring the largest, most systemically important U.S. bank holding companies to further strengthen their capital positions.
CHICAGO–Several major retailers, including CVS and Rite-Aid, have shut down their online photo processing after learning that customer’s credit card data may have been breached as a result of a common third party.
WASHINGTON–CUNA met last week with the CFPB to caution the agency that new rules being proposed around payday lending could cause some credit unions to drop their payday loan alternatives.
SEOUL, South Korea—Samsung appears to readying for the launch of Samsung Pay, the company’s digital wallet introduced in response to Apple Pay.
WASHINGTON–Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL) has introduced a bill in Congress that would prevent regulators from assigning performing loans non-accrual status, which, as NAFCU has noted, could impede a credit union’s ability to lend and accelerate a foreclosure process.
SIDNEY, N.Y.–The fire department here had to put out a fire at Sidney FCU here after lightning struck the structure.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.—Will application program interfaces (APIs) revolutionize CU apps?
NEW YORK/BOSTON—The ways in which enterprises buy and receive services to augment their operations are undergoing unprecedented change, according to a new research study sponsored by Accenture and published by industry analyst firm HfS Research.
AUSTIN, Texas—Two credit unions are highlighted in a new credit card survey—one for having a card that stands among those with the highest number of fees in the nation, and the other with the lowest.