UNCASVILLE, Conn.–The Cooperative Credit Union Association and the Credit Union League of Connecticut have wrapped up their jointly hosted APEX Conference at the Mohegan Sun here.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. –NCUA has opened registration for a webinar on serving the Hispanic market at a National Credit Union Administration on Oct. 19. The event will begin at 2 p.m. ET.
DUNDALK, Ireland–Staff from Ukrainian Persha Vseukrayinska Kredytna Spilka (PVKS Credit Union) participated in a four-day Global Bridges engagement to Ireland, where they met with representatives of Dundalk Credit Union.
NEW YORK–Inclusiv is reporting it has applied for the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) $6 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund Clean Communities Investment Accelerator (CCIA).
MINNEAPOLIS–Under a headline that asks, “Why are there suddenly credit unions 'everywhere' in Minnesota?”, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune published a profile that explored how banks have been closing branches and credit unions opening them across the state.
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—California’s legislators have passed the Digital Financial Assets Law that would require a license to “engage in digital financial asset business activity” with or on behalf of any Californians. Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to sign it into law. If he does, the law will take effect July 1, 2025, JD Supra reported.
WASHINGTON–The FTC and the CFPB have entered into an agreement that requires TransUnion to pay $15 million over charges it failed to ensure the accuracy of its tenant screening reports.
NEW YORK—Credit card companies are racking up losses at the fastest pace in almost 30 years, outside of the Great Financial Crisis, according to Goldman Sachs.
NEW YORK—Cracks in the “resilient consumer narrative are starting to appear,” according to one new report.
WASHINGTON–A majority of members of the Federal Reserve indicated during the Fed’s September meeting they believe interest rates would need to remain “restrictive” until they are convinced inflation is headed firmly toward the central bank’s 2% annual target, newly released meeting minutes show.