August has typically been a relatively sleepy time of year in Washington.
THE 'tude
Credit union professionals face the daily challenge of educating not only the consumer population but also lawmakers and politicians on the “credit union difference.”
Anyone who’s worked in business for more than a day knows the rapid pace of digital technology has greatly influenced consumer behavior, with the smartphone leading today’s charge.
Recently we have noticed a marked increase in interest in the topic of credit union Board Governance.
The new Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) rule goes into effect in less than five months and is expected to create new compliance reporting requirements and risks for credit unions
Building a collaborative culture at your credit union as it adopts new technologies takes work – sometimes, very hard work.
Financial institutions across North America are seeing a new trend.
NCUA approved 21 mergers in June 2017, which was an increase over the 17 approved in the previous month.
The big dues-payers have spoken! And in a tribute to Do As We Say, Not As We Do, in this case they’re not fans of democratically run and member-owned and controlled credit unions exercising too much democracy or member control.
Women comprise a significant segment of the workforce. So, what does that mean for business leaders?