Today, we are faced with a reality in which companies need to be prepared for what to do in the case of an active shooter entering the workplace.
THE 'tude
BAI’s Retail Delivery Show was at the Venetian in Vegas this year, sharing conference space with a travel convention called IMEX, which made things interesting in between sessions. We couldn’t quite figure out what the “Hosted Buyer Lounge” was, but it sounded a little racy. We stayed with the banking.
Millennials are tech-savvy individuals who have high expectations of their financial institutions. As credit unions look to better serve and connect with the often tough to reach Millennial demographic, a new study finds that Millennials want to leverage the camera when it comes to engaging with their financial institution.
It’s amazing how today you can’t even get someone to look up from their phone and the latest fascinating Facebook post or tweet when five years ago it would have led to a question like, “Just how hard did you hit your head before you walked in here?”
The number of mergers is down compared to last month and year.
When the subject of NASCUS comes up these days, chances are the discussion is about the “overhead transfer rate” (OTR). And why not? Over the past several months, NASCUS has effectively articulated the message that the way the OTR is set by the NCUA Board needs greater transparency.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–All of the hubbub and breathless warnings leading up to the NCUA vote on the revised risk-based capital proposal last week, which was just short of that you’d see at a Joe-Biden-Will-He-Run-Or-Not? press conference, had Vice Chairman Rick Metsger paraphrasing another politician: Winston Churchill. “Never have so many commented on a rule that affects so few,” he said just prior to casting his vote in favor of the RBC plan.
Technology has significantly changed the way credit unions operate and it remains a vital component in the evolving member experience.
There was a time when it was considered necessary that to hold high political office an individual must first be elected to and serve in an entry level position.
Community development financial institutions (CDFIs) have discovered that when it comes to fighting poverty there are no easy answers.