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MADISON, Wis.—CUES says it has retooled its membership structure in an effort to help credit unions win in the war for talent.

RIVERDALE, Utah–America First Credit Union awarded four youth soccer teams the opportunity to participate in a soccer clinic with Real Salt Lake (RSL) of Major League Soccer.

LONDON—Brexit fears have not stopped the U.K.’s financial technology industry from attracting more than $16 billion (£12 billion) of investment in the first half of 2018, more than any other country, a new report reveals.

PHOENIX–Earlier this year, Desert Financial Credit Union announced plans to give back $7 million dollars to the Valley community in 2018 through various donations, grants, giveaways and community programs, dubbing the effort as the organization’s “Year of Giving.”

CHERRY HILL, N.J.—A new analysis offers insights into which technologies are driving innovation in the commercial payments.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU has added four more lawmakers to its lineup of speakers for its upcoming Congressional Caucus, Sept. 11-14 in Washington.

ONTARIO, Calif.—Consumers are willing to pay for a better experience, and credit unions that simply rely on price and the “traditional” definition of service to compete will lose, according to one expert.

MADISON, Wis. – Two new white papers have been published by several of the CUNA Councils.

VILNIUS, Lithuania—Contrary to public opinion, cryptocurrency exchanges do want regulation, a new report indicates.

HARRISBURG, Penn.—While many credit unions, especially those smaller in assets, find the current operating environment challenging, Greg Smith predicts that running a credit union is only going to get harder.