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WASHINGTON–CFPB Director Rohit Chopra offered an update on what the Bureau is thinking around data security and new rules around data brokers.

VIENNA, Va.–Navy Federal Credit Union has released additional details around its decision to offer private deposit insurance to customers of Community Bank, the overseas bank the credit union is now operating.

ORONO, Maine–Two Maine credit unions have announced plans to merge.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA will host a webinar today on liquidity risk management. Registration for the Liquidity Risk Management webinar is now open for the webinar that will begin at 2 p.m. Eastern and run approximately 60 minutes.

WASHINGTON—Updated data from America’s Credit Unions’ Consumer Pulse Survey shows the credit union difference “resonates with members, including those of key demographic groups,” according to the association.

GURNEE, Ill.–Consumers Credit Union here has announced its plans to merge in two other Illinois-based credit unions.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — PSCU/Co-op Solutions said the company has kicked off a multi-year initiative to “further evolve” its Linked Analysis platform, including adding cloud migration and enhanced artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.

WASHINGTON–The Merchants Payments Coalition, which represents large merchants and retailers, said that even as Mastercard has recently agreed to reduce swipe fees as part of a court settlement, that it has seen documents that the card company plans to increase fees for both credit and debit card transactions by more than $250 million this month.

MADISON, Wis.— Thirty-six emerging leaders with the “potential to make a lasting impact in the credit union industry: have been selected to participate in the prestigious 2024 CUES Emerge program, offered in partnership with Currency Marketing, according to the organization.

VENTURA, Calif.–The former manager of Limoneira FCU has been sentenced to a year in prison after she was found guilty of using the credit union’s funds to pay her own personal bills and approved fraudulent wire transfers totaling nearly $250,000.