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WASHINGTON—The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) plans to release new guidance for fintech charters in July. To date, the OCC has not granted any special purpose charters.

TORONTO–Two Canadian banks said the personal data of at least 90,000 customers may have been breached. The Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce both reported that cyber attackers had contacted each of the banks, respectively, claiming to have penetrated their systems.

AUSTIN, Texas–Even though there are more than 100 days to go before the CUTomorrow Conference officially kicks off, the meeting’s hotel room block is already nearly 25% sold out.

WASHINGTON–All of the candidates who had the backing of credit unions won their primary races yesterday. 

MUSKEGO, Wis.–– Innovative employee benefit solutions were the subject of InterLutions’ inaugural I-Care HR Forum here.

LAS VEGAS–Silver State Schools Credit Union is  offering a loan special for fans caught up in the excitement of the Las Vegas Golden Knights.

KIILUA-KONA, Hawaii–Residents of East Hawaii who are being affected by the Kilauea volcano are now being offered assistance from Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union (HCFCU).

SYDNEY, Australia—Australia’s adoption of alternative finance and fintech is outpacing that of the U.S., according to OnDeck Capital Chief Executive Noah Breslow.

HANSCOM AFB, Mass.–Hanscom Federal Credit Union awarded seven high school students with scholarships at its recent annual meeting.

WASHINGTON—For U.S. states ready to legalize gambling, banks hold many of the cards.