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DES MOINES, Iowa—The fast-changing financial services landscape over the next five years will present as many opportunities as it does challenges, asserts one analyst, who sees nimble CUs thriving in that environment.

MADISON, Wis.–Membership growth, and in particular young adult membership growth, is a central theme that comes up repeatedly from members around the world, according to Brian Branch, president and CEO of the World Council of Credit Unions.

MONTGOMERY, Ala.–Just two days after adding the state’s governor to a lawsuit it had filed alleging illegal and coercive activities at the highest levels of state government, the Alabama Credit Union Administration has placed Alabama One Credit Union into conservatorship.

LAKE MARY, Fla.—DH Corp., a provider of technology solutions to domestic and global financial institutions, reported it is expecting more than 1,600 participants at its upcoming annual client conference, Connections 2015.

FOND DU LAC, Wis.—Truly effective leaders must have a high degree of self-awareness, as well as an ability to adapt to change, according to Chad Raube, president and CEO of Info-Pro. Below, Mr. Raube shares his insights on leadership and management as part of CUToday.info’s The Corner.

JACKSON, Mich.–Drivers and passers-by here this morning will see a dozen people all competing to win $20,000 to go toward having an auto loan or lease paid off, in a contest being sponsored by Michigan Community Credit Union here.

VANCOUVER, B.C.–Attendees at The Members Group’s Executive Summit here were offered views into the future, including the ways in which innovation, cyber security and the evolution of payments will impact financial institutions and the consumers they serve.

We’re now playing with more than a full deck. At least in one way.

KIEV, Ukraine—Kiev is now the fifth city in the world after London, St. Petersburg, Chicago and Bucharest to launch contactless payments at turnstiles at the city subway.