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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. —Consumers want their payments experiences to be more personalized, according to a new study from PSCU.

SAN FRANCISCO—San Francisco Federal Credit Union has lost a lawsuit it filed against the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) related to loans made on taxi medallions.  Hailing the decision, the city attorney described the lawsuit as being about a “bank bailout.”

NEW YORK–One irony of the pandemic: it has led to a significant reduction in workers’ sick days.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–In a new Letter to Credit Unions, NCUA said any issuances of secondary capital not completed by Jan. 1 will be subject to the requirements of the new subordinated debt rule, which becomes effective on that date.

WASHINGTON—As Veterans Day approaches, the Defense Credit Union Council said it is seeking to honor the sacrifices of the nation’s military’s by releasing a special video honoring servicemembers and veterans.

BRASILIA, Brazil—The third phase of the open banking initiative in Brazil has gone live, introducing services such as Pix, the country's instant payment system.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.–Jim Taylor, a long-time leader in credit unions, has passed away.

PALM DESERT, Calif.–Credit unions that want to prosper and meet the future will only do so if they first meet their members where they are needed—as PayPal is clearly doing, according to one member survey that ranked fintechs ahead of their own CU when it comes to meeting needs.

LAS VEGAS–There are some issues around which credit unions would really benefit from coming together—including fear, according to two technology executives and one board member.