MARLBOROUGH, Mass.–The Cooperative Credit Union Association has unveiled updated branding, including a refreshed logo. It said it also plans to launch a new website providing users with easier access to vital information.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. —NCUA said it will host a public hearing today on a request from Dade County FCU to expand its existing community charter. The credit union is headquartered in Sweetwater, Fla., which is in the Greater Miami area.
MIDDLETON, Wis. –The American Credit Union Mortgage Association (ACUMA) has opened registration for its 2023 Annual Conference. Themed “Make Your Mark,” the meeting is scheduled for Oct. 1-4 at the Gaylord National Resort in National Harbor, Md.
WASHINGTON–A new Treasury analysis reveals how quickly trading in digital assets has grown, finding that volume was approximately $2 trillion in 2021, up from $100 billion just three years earlier.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.–After being created by the passage of the Wyoming Stable Token Act, the Wyoming Stable Token Commission has now begun the process of generating the Wyoming Stable Token, a virtual currency.
BRASILIA, Brazil—Both national and global companies will participate in the upcoming Brazilian central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot project. Banco Central do Brazil, the country’s central bank, said it will begin adding participants to the digital real platform around the middle of June 2023, Cointelegraph reported.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The $4-billion Nusenda Credit Union here has agreed to buy $338-million Western Heritage Bank, a state-chartered bank based in Las Cruces, N.M.
WASHINGTON–“Rumors are flying” in Washington that this will be the week the credit union-opposed Credit Card Competition Act will make its reappearance in Congress, according to one person.
WASHINGTON–With the drama surrounding the federal debt ceiling now behind Congress and with a deal in place through the end of 2024, Congress is again turning its attention to other issues, including several “overarching” themes NAFCU said it will be watching.
WASHINGTON—The country’s largest banks may be required to boost their capital by as much as 20% if regulators get their way, according to a new report.