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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico—As thousands of Puerto Rico residents flee the battered island in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, it’s not yet time to be concerned for the future of credit unions that serve this U.S. territory—nor their impact to the NCUSIF—analysts say.

FOSTER CITY, Calif.—In the near future, banks and credit unions could be asking for a selfie to verify card purchases or credit card applications.

MANILA, Philippines–A new payments service has debuted in the Philippines that allows the underserved, many without bank accounts, to make cashless POS payments.

WASHINGTON–In the wake of numerous natural disasters around the country, ranging from hurricanes to wildfires, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has issued an advisory warning financial institutions about the potential for fraudulent transactions in the wake of disasters.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.–The $6.9-billion VyStar Credit Union has named a new CEO.

MADISON, Wis.– CUES is reporting it has now made a number of moves that have boosted its reserves and positioned it for future growth.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB Wednesday released a report on auto loan trends that found a sharp increase in riskier longer-term auto loans.

HARRISBURG, Penn.–The Pennsylvania Credit Union Association has become the latest to say it will join in the class action lawsuit filed by CUNA against Equifax following the massive data breach that involves more than 145 million Americans’ records.

KENSINGTON, Md.— Signal Financial Federal Credit Union has opened its newest branch at 1101 New York Avenue NW in Washington, DC.

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash.–With the close of its fiscal year on Sept. 30, the CUSO CU*Northwest said the evaluation of its net profits has led management to announce it is waiving multiple fees for all September customer invoices.