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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–AuditLink, the audit and compliance division of CU*Answers, and Fortress Plus, a fraud management solution provider, said they have signed a partnership agreement to bring comprehensive software and services in the management and prevention of fraud to credit unions.

DUBLIN, Ireland–Some of Ireland’s credit unions are reporting a 10-fold interaction with younger adult members since they began rolling out digital loan service initiatives earlier this year.

SAN DIEGO–The verdict is in: Credit unions and regulators should keep an eye on these lawsuits and court decisions.

The cyberthreats facing today’s businesses have become more frequent, more sophisticated and harder to detect.

RESTON, Va.—If credit unions want Millennials to use their mobile app, they better pay attention to their app’s design.

WASHINGTON—The Treasury Department said that 30% of high-end real estate deals that fall under a new watchdog program involved people who had been targeted by the government for "suspicious activity" and potential money laundering.

MUSKEGO, Wis.–To support International Credit Union (ICU) Day celebrations on Oct. 19, Corporate Central Credit Union is inviting credit unions across the nation to share a video that thanks employees and volunteers for all their contributions to the credit union movement.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Twelve credit unions consented to civil monetary penalties for late filing of call reports during the first quarter. That number is down from the prior quarter, NCUA said.

WASHINGTON—A bill that cleared the House Judiciary Committee late last week would likely curb frivolous lawsuits against credit unions filed under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

SEATTLE–A critical piece of board governance at any credit union is the role of board committees and supervisory committees, according to one former CU CEO and regulator who acknowledged how a credit union addresses duties of each can make for strong governance—or a lot of counterproductive tension.