RICHLAND, Wash.— More than 50 credit union women from 15 states and Canada gathered here for the Global Women’s Leadership Network’s seventh annual Executive Readiness Summit.
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RICHLAND, Wash.— More than 50 credit union women from 15 states and Canada gathered here for the Global Women’s Leadership Network’s seventh annual Executive Readiness Summit.
With National Elections Now Less Than a Year Away, Redesigned Credit Unions Vote Website is Unveiled
WASHINGTON–With the national elections now less than a year away, CUNA has relaunched its CreditUnionsVote.com site.
MADISON, Wis.–Ongoing increases in delinquencies, especially in automobile loans, can be seen in the new CUNA Economic Update.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich. — A merger between two credit unions that would cross state lines is being proposed.
BOSTON–Consumers are increasingly embracing real-time payments, although there appears to be some confusion over just what “real-time” means, according to a new analysis that also found credit unions have a particular challenge.
BUFFALO, N.Y.–The effects of rising rates on the number of mortgage applications being filed can be seen in new data released by one company.
NEW YORK—With interest rates high as the holiday shopping season approaches, credit unions may want to begin cautioning members that it’s going to be more costly for shoppers who plan to make purchases using store cards, a new report is cautioning.
WASHINGTON–With credit unions, CUSOs and their vendors all investing in artificial intelligence (AI) and experimenting with the technology, President Biden has issued a sweeping AI executive order.
LAS VEGAS–The former head of the FDIC and the Fed’s former vice chairman for supervision shared their thoughts on what happened with the failed Silicon Valley Bank, the response by regulators, whether AI could have helped stem that crisis, the challenge in hiring people at regulatory agencies, and more.