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OTTAWA, Canada—The Canadian government has postponed the release of its final regulations for cryptocurrency and blockchain companies. The final published regulations were due this fall, but the government now says they won’t be published in the Canada Gazette until late 2019.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The video recording of the Aug. 2, 2018, open meeting of the NCUA board is now available on the agency’s website.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–PSCU said it has named Dean Young to its executive leadership team as its new executive vice president and chief experience officer.

NEW YORK–Ten years after the crash of many of the biggest Wall Street Banks and the onset of the Great Recession, many employees of those banks have seen billions of dollars in payouts, while others have seen almost nothing at all.

ASHWAUBENON, Wis.–Capital Credit Union has purchased the former Sparknet building on West Main Avenue here for $6 million and plans to move into it by early 2019.

WASHINGTON—The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has brought another lawsuit against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) challenging its national charter for fintech companies.

WASHINGTON—Total retail sales rose for the seventh consecutive month in August, but at a slower pace: August saw 0.1% growth while July's sales growth was revised up to 0.7%.

HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. - GrooveCar Direct has released a new case study demonstrating best practices in merging its direct and indirect marketing strategies, with incremental loan growth benefits.

ARLINGTON, Va. – NAFCU has published a new white paper that calls on Congress to consider the benefits of creating a modernized Glass-Steagall Act in order to protect consumers from banks that are “too big to fail.”

WASHINGTON–The Senate is in session this week and will consider several bills, at least one of which includes a continuing resolution to fund certain government agencies and functions through Dec. 7.