ALPHARETTA, Ga.—Do liquidity and market risk pose the greatest long-term threats for CUs? One analyst asserts that’s the case.
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PLANO, Texas—In the months following the introduction of the Trump tariffs, credit unions must focus their balance sheet strategies largely on their outlook for loan and share growth, stresses one economist.
WASHINGTON—The credit union community reacted to the announcement of Jim Nussle’s retirement from America’s Credit Unions, with industry leaders praising his achievements over his 11-year career at CUNA and then ACU.
PRINCETON, N.J.—Lenders should not be overly concerned about Trump tariffs’ dramatically reducing auto loan portfolio size, says one automotive industry analyst who adds the one thing CUs must watch, however, are loan terms getting even longer.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—As credit union membership growth slumps, one expert insists more CUs need to get back to their roots to reverse this negative trend.
TROY, Mich.— A new study finds credit unions facing challenges in attracting and retaining younger members, primarily due to digital banking experiences and overdraft fees.
WASHINGTON—Good and bad news for credit union auto lenders: The Trump tariffs won’t greatly affect affordability of cars and trucks in 2025, yet overall sales of new vehicles will drop by more than two million units compared to 2024.
WASHINGTON—Treasury is stating that the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund is operating “as normal,” that all 11 CDFI programs are statutory, and it does not anticipate any disruptions to the program.
WASHINGTON—The Senate voted 52-48 Thursday to repeal the CFPB’s overdraft rule, a controversial regulation that placed tight limits on what many financial institutions could charge for an overdraft.
WASHINGTON—Calling the CFPB the most unchecked and unaccountable agency in the entire federal government, Andy Barr called for heavy reforms to the Bureau.