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WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department’s (DoJ) Antitrust Division will co-host a Spring Enforcers Summit on April 4.

NEW YORK—JPMorgan Chase is preparing to go all-in on private companies as it looks to respond to fintechs, according to one new report.

LONDON—A group of the U.K.’s top fintech firms are calling on the country’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to speed up its decision-making on open banking.

RICHMOND, Va.–A group of Virginia Credit Union members who have challenged its board election and who had hoped to raise objections during Wednesday’s annual meeting were unable to do so, as the virtual presentation did not allow for any member input. 

IRVINE, Calif.—As Origence reports it delivered a record amount in credit union loans through its lending platforms in 2021, the company said it expects volume to remain strong in 2022 and that some “normalizing” of what has become a highly unusual automobile market will also take place this year.

TYSONS, Va.–PenFed Credit Union and EverFI hosted an interactive learning event focused on improving financial literacy for 11th and 12th grade students at Saint John's School in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

ROCKLEDGE, Fla.–Looking to address what it called a “serious youth financial literacy crisis,” Community Credit Union Florida hosted its “321 Financial Liftoff!” educational series at Rockledge High School with 400 high school juniors.

WASHINGTON—Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that while it will challenging, the Fed will be able to fight inflation over the next few years without causing a recession.