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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–In what PSCU announced will be its final analysis of year-over-year card spend data as part of an in-depth look at the pandemic’s effects, the company reported both debit and credit volume were “strong,” while also offering a longer-term view of changed consumer behavior.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – THINK, the innovation and content platform for credit unions from CO-OP Financial Services, will kick off its 2021 virtual series on April 13.

DETROIT–After online betting became legal in this state in January, some Michigan banks and credit unions have now moved to cut off access to accounts for such purposes, according to a new report.

WASHINGTON–The FDIC said it is partnering with the University of Santa Clara on a series of public webinars to explore the opportunities and challenges in leveraging big data for the banking industry.

WASHINGTON–Even with the $1.9-trillion American Rescue Plan now passed and stimulus checks on their way to most Americans, a new survey over the Paycheck  Protection Program (PPP) has found an overwhelming majority of the owners of businesses with fewer than 10 employees believe the government should do more for the small business community.

LONDON–“Buy Now Pay Later” financing, also known as BNPL, continues to expand rapidly around the globe.

TORRANCE, Calif.–Unify Financial Credit Union is marketing a $300-million bond offering in the asset-backed securities market.

SAN FRANCISCO—Square has launched an in-house bank it says will allow it to “operate more nimbly” in an increasingly crowded fintech market.

CONCORD, N.H.–John R. Young, president and CEO of New Hampshire FCU, has announced plans to retire at the end of 2021. The credit union has launched a search for a successor.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–When the NCUA board meets Thursday both CU trade groups will be watching to see if the agency issues an interim final rule that takes into account the effect of stimulus payments on many CUs’ assets.