NCUA approved 35 mergers in Q2 of 2022, a decrease from the 41 in the prior quarter.
THE 'tude
Here’s a proposal if you’re finding your CU passion isn’t quite what it once was, your cooperative pilot light is flickering, or your copy of “The Poor Man’s Prayer” is getting a wee bit dusty—attend the African American Credit Union Coalition’s annual meeting.
For more than two decades I’ve been attending credit union conferences.
Credit union leaders face a constant challenge staying a step ahead of fraud.
It’s been 46 years since the actor Peter Finch, playing the crazed news anchor Howard Beale in the 1976 film Network announced, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take this anymore!”
A number of larger credit unions have in recent months announced various fee reductions, especially around overdrafts.
Inflation is hitting record highs and continues to impact not only consumer spending, but consumers’ relationships with financial institutions as well, according to a recent survey.
Traditionally in the credit union industry, the branch where a member opens an account receives credit for that member’s business.
Must be the high season for letters of recommendation, those succinct summaries of superlatives for men and women of distinction. This time around the injured party is Maurice Ravelle Smith.
If you weren’t able to be there, then let me tell you all about…Ukrainian CUs showing their defiance even in presentations to CUs. Would-be conference attendees who were turned away. A meeting in a “greenhouse.” A CEO who is thankful he “massively failed.” That and more could be found during the recent World CU Conference in Glasgow.