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WASHINGTON—Twenty-three different civil rights groups have signed a letter to Congress expressing their opposition to a bill that would stop the CFPB from cracking down in any way on indirect auto loans.

WASHINGTON–The Department of Justice is reportedly pursuing criminal charges against executives at Royal Bank of Scotland and JPMorgan Chase related to selling flawed mortgage securities.

SAN FRANCISCO—The U.S. migration to EMV—at least among small businesses—got a boost recently when Square launched its latest card reader, which accepts chip cards.

AUGUSTA, Maine–Maine’s attorney general is getting personally involved in the issue of debit card fraud—after her own card was breached and her credit union alerted her to the problem.

MCLEAN, Va.–Hilton Worldwide has now acknowledged that it suffered a data breach during 2014 and 2015.

PLEASANTON, Calif.—Consumers tend to purchase plastic gift cards to give as gifts and use egifts more for themselves, according to a new shopper survey.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA today will host a panel discussion, “Unique Challenges and Opportunities Serving Hispanic Credit Union Members,” that will be available over livestream.

MADISON, Wis.–Credit unions added more than 1.5 million new members during the third quarter of 2015, the fastest growth quarter in credit union history and significantly above the 808,000 added in the third quarter of 2014, according to CUNA Mutual’s latest Trends Report.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—The U.S. migration to EMV is showing solid progress since the Oct. 1 liability shift deadline, report payments experts—one of whom indicates merchants could be doing more to speed the changeover.

WASHINGTON—The American Bankers Association wasted little time in challenging NCUA’s new field of membership proposal, sending a letter to NCUA Wednesday before the proposal is voted on today in the agency’s open board meeting.