SAN ANTONIO—The days of low auto loan delinquencies may be ending, predicts SWBC, citing two primary reasons to be concerned for portfolios in 2018.
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RANCHO-CUCAMONGA, Calif.—The next year for credit unions will be all about digital transformation, says CO-OP Financial Services.
ST. LOUIS—Look for an increase in credit union branch construction in 2018, says L. Keeley Construction.
MUSKEGO, Wis.–One of the biggest challenges facing credit unions when it comes to healthcare plans for staff is insufficient time to make optimal decisions when renewals arrive, according to one company that is working to change that.
TAMPA, Fla.—Look for even more focus on data analytics by credit unions next year, according to CSCU.
HAUPAGGUE, N.Y.—Credit unions offering leasing programs should expect to compete on more vehicles in 2018, according to a forecast from GrooveCar.
WESTLAKE, Ohio—The new year will see credit unions focused on process automation, new market development and evolution of the delivery channel, according to one person’s forecast.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich.—Community Choice CU has integrated an invoicing and receivables system into its home banking platform to attract more small business accounts and drive deeper relationships with its existing small business members.
PALM DESERT, Calif.–Credit unions can’t stop talking about branding. But what credit unions think doesn’t really matter, according to one expert.
GLASTONBURRY, Conn.—A new bill payment and money transfer solution has entered the market that leverages artificial intelligence to “streamline” how consumers pay their bills and manage their daily financial lives.