NASHVILLE, Tenn.–When it comes to the opportunities for credit unions and AI, they are both far reaching and immediate, involve employees and members, and will require credit unions to act—"fast following” isn’t going to cut it, according to one expert.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.–All of those zeros and ones can add up to some real dollars and cents, especially when it comes to cyber incidents, but the biggest costs often don’t come from just a ransom that must be paid or from lost revenue, according to one person.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.–Given all the discussion at a conference here around artificial intelligence, and the fear many have of losing their jobs to AI, Heather McKissick said the event was an ideal time and place to make clear just how important it is to understand what really works in getting workers to understand and implement change.
WASHINGTON–The Fed’s April 2024 Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices shows lenders continue to adjust underwriting standards, more so on commercial loans than consumer loans.
WASHINGTON—Two CEOs will be offering the credit union perspective on two different issues this week.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve’s proposal to further lower debit interchange fees was the top priority during a meeting this week between financial services trade groups and Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michael Barr, according to America’s Credit Unions, which participated in the meeting.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.–The combined company formed by the merger of PSCU and Co-op Solutions has introduced its new name: Valera.
WASHINGTON–Much has changed since the 1990s, and that includes the childcare demands of credit union board members, according to America’s Credit Unions, which is seeking to get NCUA to change a rule.
WASHINGTON—The CFPB should establish a strong verification process for its consumer complaint database, America’s Credit Unions’ James Akin wrote to the Bureau in response to a CFPB request for comment on the issue.
ARVADA, Colo.—Sooper Credit Union has announced plans to change names.
