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WASHINGTON–CUNA has sent a pair of letters to Capitol Hill this week, one related to the CFPB, and the other to loan maturity increases.

MARLBOROUGH, Mass. — The Cooperative Credit Union Association has named a new president/CEO.

WASHINGTON–CUNA has a new chairman and executive committee following elections results announced during its Governmental Affairs Conference here.

NEW YORK–Does the bond market “smell a recession” in the near future?

LAKE MARY, Fla.–Credit unions have an opportunity to head off the growing number of loans going to fintechs and other providers, but they will need to make certain moves first, according to one person.

LIVONIA, Mich.–CU Solutions Group (CUSG) has launched Planning Pro and Governease, two new products the company said are designed to help credit unions streamline strategic planning and enhance board governance.

CHICAGO—Credit unions have returned more than $175-million to members in the form of 2018 year-end bonuses and rebates, but CUs themselves were refunded $735-million from the NCUSIF by NCUA during the year. What has happened with the other $575 million?

GREENVILLE, S.C. –A new video titled “Poke Your Eyes Out” has been released that its creators call “hilarious and bizarre.”

MEMPHIS—It isn’t just credit unions that are striking an increasing number of deals with athletes and sports teams: a local bank has put former NBA star and local coach Penny Hardaway on a debit card.

WASHINGTON—During this year’s DC Blockchain Summit here, concern was expressed that a heavy-handed approach from the federal government could stifle blockchain innovation in the United States. But regulators told attendees they generally support allowing the technology to flourish.