MIDLAND, Mich.–Members First Credit Union, which is known as M1, has introduced new branding.
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LIVONIA, Mich. — Six Michigan credit unions have joined to form a new CUSO called Storyfi, a video and media production company with a mission to help credit unions of all sizes “tell their unique stories through impactful, strategic, and tailored media services.”
MADISON, Wis.–The World’s Young Credit Union Professionals (WYCUP) is reminding the deadline to apply for its 2024 scholarship is fast approaching: Dec. 15.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission and Justice Department’s Antitrust Division participated in the recent G7 Competition Authorities and Policymakers’ Summit to discuss how members are addressing competition concerns in digital markets, including in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.
WASHINGTON–NCUA’s director of financial technology and ACCESS, offered an update to Congress on how the agency is using technology and improve financial inclusion, using the opportunity to also again request NCUA oversight of third parties at the same time five-dozen CUs are suffering an outage due to an outside vendor.
WASHINGTON—Ahead of a hearing on how regulatory agencies are using fintech to influence financial services, NAFCU and CUNA wrote to the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion to outline areas where they see additional effort needed.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.–The hardest part of innovation isn’t coming with ideas, according to Mark Meyer—it’s applying a framework or rubric that asks if the idea is feasible and viable demonstrating whether it can work—in short, it's incubation.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.–The unique and vital “network effect” among credit unions is what is really the differentiator, according to four people here who offered examples of how that differentiation is—and must—play out.
PEORIA, Ill.–Citizens Equity First Credit Union (CEFCU) has declared it will pay a $40-million Extraordinary Dividend to members.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total vehicle sales decreased 100,000 annualized units in November and monthly sales levels were up 7.4% year over year, new data show.