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DENVER–CULedger said it has entered into a partnership with Autonomous Lending, Inc., a provider of digital credentials for lenders, to provide credit unions with “next-generation digital credentials that improve the member experience while decreasing friction and fraud.”

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.– Redstone Federal Credit Union has entered into a new partnership aimed at expanding its services in rural areas.

WASHINGTON—Concerns about regulatory burdens added to both small businesses and the financial institutions that lend to them were discussed during a CFPB symposium here focused on Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act, which requires the Bureau to collect data related to small business lending.

WASHINGTON–The Capital Area Credit Unions for Kids Waiting Area has officially been dedicated at the Emergency Department of Children’s National Hospital here.

EVANS, Ga.–Three credit unions are sharing a newly opened branch here.

ROYAL OAK, Mich.—With the number of credit unions buying banks markedly increasing, analysts are now saying what CUs have been spending on the deals is equal to—if not less than–what bank buyers have been paying.

TYSONS, Va.–With Veterans Day here, the PenFed Foundation has released a study highlighting the best cities for veterans to start and grow their businesses in the U.S.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala.—A high-profile lawsuit by a former credit union CEO against the governor of Alabama and his legal advisor has been dismissed after four years in the courts.

WASHINGTON– A coalition of 61 consumer, civil rights, and community groups today sent letters to three federal bank regulators urging them not to allow their banks to help payday lenders evade state interest rate limits via so-called “rent-a-bank” schemes.

TYLER, Texas—Credit unions are being urged to talk to their vendors after a U.S. District Court jury awarded USAA $200 million in a patent infringement lawsuit against Wells Fargo involving remote deposit capture (RDC).