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ORLANDO, Fla.—At VeleraLIVE on Wednesday, futurist Mike Walsh delivered a blunt message to credit union leaders: the AI era will not be defined by who has the smartest people or the newest tools, but by which institutions redesign how decisions get made—and who is willing to lead through that change.

WASHINGTON— The Trump Administration is moving to block the Illinois’ swipe-fee law from applying to national banks, adding a major new federal preemption twist to the industry’s already fast-tracked Seventh Circuit appeal and potentially strengthening the broader fight being waged by banks and credit unions against the state’s Interchange Fee Prohibition Act (IFPA).

DALLAS-- ALM First has successfully launched what it is calling a "first-of-its-kind" loan fund for credit unions.

WASHINGTON--A bipartisan group of Senators wrote to appropriations leaders Wednesday requesting “no less than” $324 million for the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund for FY2027, America's Credit Unions reported.

WHITE HOUSE--As the House Financial Services subcommittee prepared for its hearing Thursday on promoting access to credit, America’s Credit Unions weighed in on legislation facing the committee.

WASHINGTON—Banks may not like the idea of being required to collect citizenship information from customers, but Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday they should be ready if regulators decide that becomes part of their job, according to CNBC.