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KNOXVILLE, Tenn.­–A letter from Matthew Yussman, the credit union CFO who was abducted in his home as part of a robbery attempt in 2015, was read before a court here during a sentencing hearing of one of the men convicted of the crimes.

PLYMOUTH, Minn.− The TruStone Financial Foundation has awarded $12,000 in scholarships to nine high school graduates.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–CU*Answers recently announced the renewal of its data processing partnership with Columbus, Ohio-based Bridge Credit Union.

MADRID, Spain—As fraudsters ramp up their skimming attacks, police in Europe may have slowed their efforts.

VIENNA, Austria–During a session at WOCCU’s World CU Conference titled “Growth Strategies in an Ever-Evolving Environment: An International Perspective,” here’s what Tom Webster of First West Credit Union said his CU is doing.

NCUA approved 17 mergers in May 2017, an increase from the 11 approved in the prior month.

VIENNA, Austria–During a session at WOCCU’s World CU Conference titled “Growth Strategies in an Ever-Evolving Environment: An International Perspective,” here’s what David Matthews said Ireland’s credit unions are doing to address lagging loan growth.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Credit unions in 2018 could see $600-$800 million in Corporate Stabilization refunds from monies paid to prop up the corporate system, according to a proposal the NCUA board approved Thursday

VIENNA, Austria–During a session at WOCCU’s World CU Conference titled “Growth Strategies in an Ever-Evolving Environment: An International Perspective,” here’s how Dave Taylor of G&C Credit Union Mutual Bank in Australia said his organization has approached growth.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB’s arbitration rule may be tested soon as a resolution to overturn the rule under the Congressional Review Act is expected to come to a House vote as early as today.