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ALEXANDRIA, Va.—The Corporate Stabilization Fund received a clean audit for a seventh consecutive year, leading NCUA to confirm that no more assessment are coming—and to again address the possibility of a rebate.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—By a 3-0 vote, the NCUA board Thursday approved an amendment to the agency’s investments rule that allows federal credit unions to select from a much larger pool of possible bank note offerings.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—By a 3-0 vote, the NCUA board Thursday approved adding two temporary positions to lead the agency’s Enterprise Solutions Modernization Program (ESMP), which ultimately should lead to shorter on-site exams and contribute to a longer exam cycle, according to the agency.

OGDEN, Utah–Inspired to help women and children in the Utah community, the home loan group at America First Credit Union held a diaper drive for local organization, Your Community Connection (YCC), as part of its Greater Good program. 

MARLBOROUGH, Mass.–Marketers and communicators from the Cooperative Credit Union Association’s Marketing and Business Development Network gathered here to share their knowledge and sharpen their expertise of social media as a valuable tool for member and community engagement.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.– Carey Lohrenz, the first female F-14 Tomcat pilot in the U.S. Navy, will show what it takes to be a catalyst for change when she delivers a keynote message at NAFCU’s 49th Annual Conference and Solutions Expo June 14-17 in Downtown Nashville.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.–The Pod Advertising awarded five credit unions with $5,000 in video production as part of its $25,000 “Wanna Peas of This?” Giveaway at the CUNA Marketing & Business Development Council Conference in Anaheim.

NEW YORK–The National Federation of Community Development CUs said it has entered into a new partnership with TCT Risk Solutions to provide risk management services and support to member credit unions with CDFI and LID designations. 

For credit unions, the good news when it comes to transitioning their ATMs to chip card readers is that this fall’s changeover deadline is still a long way off.