WASHINGTON—CUNA reported that its Small Credit Union Committee is advancing an initiative intended to provide a “win-win” alternative to mergers.
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PORTLAND, Maine—The Maine Credit Union League has presented its Annual Awards to five individuals who, combined, have nearly 150 years of experience being involved with Maine's credit unions.
NEW YORK—JPMorgan Chase Co. said it will be laying off more than 5,000 people as part of an effort to cut costs and become more efficient.
VANCOUVER, Wash.—A man who robbed a branch of iQ credit union here and who stabbed a member while doing so said he committed the robbery in order to pay child support.
NEW YORK—God now has a credit report.
WASHINGTON—Reflecting the change that has taken place in the economy, the Federal Reserve has named Gordon Werkema as its first-ever payments strategy director.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA has issued prohibition orders against three people.
WASHINGTON—The hacking at the Internal Revenue Service is different from the kinds of breaches that have taken place at various retailers due to how it occurred and the fact its repercussions may last for years, according to analysts.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.—Better mobile apps are a huge reason why consumers make the move to other financial institutions, but few consumers are willing to pay for those apps, according to new study findings released today by research firm SNL Financial.
BOSTON—The Massachusetts’ Division of Banks has set a hearing for next month at which it will discuss Chapter 466 of the Acts of 2014, An Act Relative to Credit Union Branching.