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NEW YORK–In 1996, to mark its launch, Fast Company magazine hosted an event at which the discussion was all around how to overthrow established companies. There was, recalled the magazine’s co-founder, much turmoil and turbulence in the market at the time. Now, 21 years later, “It strikes me that everyone is wrestling with the same questions,” observed Bill Taylor,

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – At its recent owner meeting, MEMBERS Development Company’s newest Innovation Council (IC) presented the results of research, testing and trials of the CUSO’s latest projects.

WASHINGTON–The credit union trade groups are expressing disappointment over the news that language repealing the Durbin Amendment would be stripped out of the Financial CHOICE Act.

WATKINSVILLE, Ga.–Peach State FCU celebrated the official opening of its Oconee branch in Watkinsville with a ribbon cutting attended by local officials, credit union board members and local government. 

ALEXANDRIA, Va. –The NCUA Board has put out for comment a proposed rule aimed at providing greater transparency to members of federal credit unions that are seeking a voluntary merger when it comes to benefits and compensation that may be paid to executives and board members of the CU that is being acquired.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–An investigation by NCUA staff of the kinds of compensation paid to CU senior execs and board members as the result of mergers turned up some questionable practices.

John Murphy doesn’t want to hear anything about the debate over large and small credit unions and their competing (and often divergent) needs.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. –During its meeting today, the NCUA board issued a proposed rule it said will provide consistency with other federal financial institutions regulators in the supervisory appeals process.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.—The WannaCry ransomware attack is sending a strong message to credit unions that they need to further bolster cyber defenses, most especially in staying current on all security patches, understanding the threat extends to ATMs, and creating a “culture of security” within their offices.

ROANOKE, Va.– Member One FCU recently presented two college-bound high school seniors with a total of $6,500 in college scholarships.