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CHICAGO –The top trends and expectations for the financial services industry in 2019 have been released by the Bank Administration Institute (BAI).

SIDNEY, N.Y.- James A. Doig, president and CEO of Sidney Federal Credit Union, has announced he plans to retire effective Dec. 31. The credit union has named James H. Reynolds to succeed Doig as CEO.

WASHINGTON–The Defense Credit Union Council said it is partnering with the Military Spouse Advocacy Network (MSAN) to create national and local awareness of the importance of military spouse mentorship, empowerment, education and support.

YANKTON, S.D.– As part of its business continuity program, a rollover test has been successfully performed by Site-Four and CU*NorthWest, CU*SOUTH, and CU*Answers as part of an ongoing reciprocal colocation agreement with CU*Answers dating back to 2014.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas–Veronica “Ronnie” Mahzoon Hagheghi, CEO of Nueces County Employees Credit Union, has died. Ms. Mahzoon-Hagheghi was 62.

MASON CITY, Iowa–CENT Credit Union reported its annual Free Thanksgiving Dinner for Seniors proved very successful this year, with more than 700 meals served. 

WASHINGTON—NAFCU's Ann Kossachev and Kaley Schafer met with NCUA to discuss the agency's efforts to implement a provision of the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155) related to preventing elder abuse.

LOMBARD, Ill.–The recent Small Business Saturday was a reminder of the huge role of the segment in the U.S. economy–5.9 million non-sole-proprietorships also are responsible for 41 cents of every dollar earned by American workers–but also a good time to recognize many small businesses lack access to credit, according to Raddon.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) in its final rule decided to not adopt an outcome-based framework for the Federal Home Loan Banks' (FHLBs) affordable housing program (AHP).

KINGSPORT, Tenn. — Eastman Credit Union has announced an Extraordinary Dividend of $13 million, which brings the total to $118 million paid to members since 1998.