WASHINGTON– At the urging of business groups, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has made clear how companies and credit unions can issue vaccine mandates to workers coming back to the office, and what incentives those employers can offer to promote being inoculated against the coronavirus.
LONDON–Another analysis is confirming the “rising expectation” of the cashless society.
ARLINGTON, Va.—How big of an impact are climate-related events having on credit unions? So far, according to a new survey, very little, but CU leaders say they are monitoring the risk.
NEW YORK–Credit unions debating return-to-work policies and whether to require employees to be vaccinated may want to look to what other companies are doing while striking a balance with federal and state laws.
MADISON, Wis.—The World Council of Credit Unions has launched a monthly podcast it said is designed to provide the “international credit union community with an in-depth look at some of the interesting and important stories we have to tell, particularly in the areas of international advocacy, international projects, education and networking, and digital transformation.”
WASHINGTON–A word not heard much in recent years continues to get more attention: “inflation,” with everyone from Fed officials to analysts to CU ALM committees to Google searchers involved in the debate.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.–State-chartered credit unions and banks and most mortgage companies in Illinois are now subject to a new Community Investment Act law.
WASHINGTON–CUNA told NCUA it supports one of the agency’s potential approaches to simplifying risk-based capital (RBC) requirements, but also repeated its long-held position the 2015 RBC rule is “functionally unnecessary.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.— Used values continue to show record-level value retention, Black Book reports.
WASHINGTON–Lenders across the country are reporting they largely continue to ease their underwriting standards for both commercial and household borrowers, according to a new survey, although there are some exceptions.
