WASHINGTON–There are three trends credit union leaders need to be paying attention to when it comes to a new generation of workers and potential hires, according to one person.
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WASHINGTON–The Filene Research Institute has announced a new Center of Excellence.
WASHINGTON–Credit union leaders gathered here were offered updates on events in other parts of the globe as part of Cooperative Voices event hosted by the Worldwide Foundation.
WASHINGTON—Sixteen credit union leaders have been inducted into the Credit Union House Hall of Leaders in honor of their “significant contributions” to the credit union community.
WASHINGTON–Have you gotten frustrated, perhaps in your career? Feeling anxiety? Are you fearful of what’s ahead? You’re not alone, according to one person, who said you have two choices in response and who outlined what she recommended is the best strategy for moving forward.
INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Minn.–After a three-year absence, TruStar Federal Credit Union said it is paying a patronage dividend of $650,000 to eligible members.
ZACHARY, La.–A one-of-a-kind infographic explaining reasons for merging; a CU reaching more than 1,000 miles south to enter a new state; a CEO’s whose merger-related comp package is nearly 10% of the CU’s asset size. All of that and more can be found in CUToday.info’s latest review of merger disclosures filed with NCUA by credit unions seeking to combine.
WASHINGTON–A new report issued by three bank regulators has identified declining credit quality trends as the result of higher interest rates on leveraged borrowers, as well as ongoing squeezes in some commercial market sectors.
COSTA MESA, Calif.–Five fraud threats in 2024 that both consumers and businesses should be aware of have been released as part of Experian’s 2024 Future of Fraud Forecast.
SACRAMENTO–A bill has been introduced in the California Senate that targets overdraft and non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees at state-chartered credit unions.