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SEATTLE—As credit unions construct new offices, they should make sure physical locations support the digital world, asserts one design and build firm.

As mobile banking and digital wallets advance commerce and service opportunities, the recent surge in popular devices and methods continues to push the horizon of digital expectations into new channels.

MIDLAND, Mich.—Many members of Dow Chemical Employees’ CU effectively paid about 1.2% APR for their 30-year mortgage in 2017, thanks to a patronage dividend program that returned 70% of interest paid to borrowers in good standing.

TYSONS Va.– PenFed Credit Union, along with Gary Sinise Foundation and their official airline partner American Airlines, plan to host a benefit concert featuring Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band on March 2 to raise awareness of Puerto Rico’s hurricane recovery needs and to provide an evening of entertainment open to all.

PARSONS, Kan.–A former credit union manager has been sentenced to five years in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $10 million in restitution related to crimes committed while leading the organization.

LAWRENCE, Mass.–Two credit unions in the Commonwealth have announced plans to merge and create a near $1-billion institution.

PURCHASE, N.Y.—With more than 70 different nationalities gracing the field in this season’s Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League, Mastercard has teamed up with soccer legend Pelé to “celebrate the unifying power of football and the moments that have “Started Something Priceless” in the history of the world’s premier club competition.”

DALLAS–Employees Credit Union here has introduced a new name.

PARIS—France’s minister of the economy, Bruno Le Maire, has announced the creation of a working group to develop cryptocurrency regulations.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago is being asked by NAFCU to develop and adopt guidelines related to its Borrower-in-Custody (BIC) program in order to allow electronic signatures on loans as pledged collateral.