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NEW YORK—Composite and bank card default rates decreased in July, while other default rates remained virtually unchanged.

MONTGOMERY, Ala.–For the second year in a row, MAX has been named one of the Best Companies to Work for in Alabama. The annual program was created by Business Alabama and Best Companies Group six years ago. 

NASHVILLE, Tenn.–Volunteer Corporate Credit Union announced the results of its board elections at the Annual Meeting.

GULFPORT, Miss.—No matter the years that pass following the devastating punch delivered by Hurricane Katrina to the Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, 2005, Debbie Pidek says she won’t forget what she witnessed and experienced 10 years ago.

NEW YORK CITY -- Municipal Credit Union (MCU) has made its first move into the next generation of in-branch banking, cutting the ribbon on its Rego Center branch. It also hosted a delegation of visitors from India.

AUSTIN, Texas–Although payday lending was largely outlawed in Texas in 2005, a loophole has allowed “credit services organizations” to continue to operate, and a new survey is offering some insights into the Texans who are utilizing such services.

CHATSWORTH, Calif. – Matadors Community Credit Union (MCCU) has been voted Best Credit Union by the readers of the Los Angeles Daily News, making the CU the top pick in their category for the seventh year.

ONTARIO, Calif.–The Federal Housing Administration has issued a policy statement on Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) that calls for avoiding the use of super priority liens in any policy consideration of PACE loans.

MONETT, Mo.—Symitar, a division of Jack Henry, has announced the general availability of SymXchange, a services-based programming interface that enables credit unions and third-party vendor partners to more easily access and personalize data and business rules of the Episys core processing platform.

MIDDLETOWN, Penn. and KANSAS CITY, Mo. –Through a partnership with Lockton, Sollievo said it is now offering a new auto loan program that is exclusive to credit unions: Partial Recourse Protection (PRP)