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WASHINGTON – Several consumer groups are criticizing a new proposal from federal regulators, saying it remains “silent” on “predatory rent-a-bank” lending schemes.

BROOKFIELD, Wis.–Fiserv said it has entered into a strategic relationship with Bakkt, a digital asset platform that enables consumers to buy, sell, send and spend a range of digital assets.

BENTONVILLE, Ark.–Aiming to battle back against Amazon, Walmart is launching a new fintech start-up.

WASHINGTON–The Federal Reserve Board said it plans to host a series of diversity and inclusion conferences in November that will be focused on the experiences that underrepresented groups have as they participate in the economy, the economics profession, central banking, and finance.

WASHINGTON—Rep. Richard Hudson (R-NC) has been awarded NAFCU's Congressional Credit Union Champion Award.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA has released its monthly meeting schedule for its 2022 open board meetings.

IRVINE, Calif.–For many CU members, “financial precarity” is the new normal, according to one expert, who called on credit unions to understand just how stressed out many people are—including their own employees—over the uncertainty in their lives.

WASHINGTON—Ahead of today’s hearing to conduct a semi-annual review of the CFPB, NAFCU and CUNA each wrote to the House Financial Services Committee to comment on the Committee's oversight of the Bureau.

ST. LOUIS–How tight has the real estate market become as Halloween approaches? A majority of Americans say the fact a house is haunted wouldn’t stop them from buying it and, moreover, they find many house-related issues more frightening than ghosts.

KINGSPORT, Tenn.–Credit unions in two states have named new CEOs.