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BIRMINGHAM, Ala./TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—The Southeastern Credit Union Foundation is donating $10,000 to support victims of Hurricane Harvey, while GTE Financial is offering to match member donations.

PLANO, Texas—Although CUs near the Gulf shouldn’t take another big punch from Tropical Storm Harvey, it’s still too soon to say recovery efforts are fully underway.

SAN DIEGO–Are NCUA’s field of membership rules necessary or outmoded? Clearly the latter, says the agency’s former chairman—but that doesn’t mean they will be changing any time soon.

PLANO, Texas–Some CU employees are now living at the credit union itself, according to early stories from CEOs at credit unions in hurricane-ravaged Texas.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA has sent a Memorandum of Understanding to its unionized employees following its announcement it will be reorganizing its regional offices and making other changes.

SAN DIEGO–What is the future for the corporate credit union system?

SAN DIEGO–NCUA Board Member Rick Metsger said he is committed to having a vote on the potential closure of the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund (TCCUSF) when the board next meets, said he was surprised at one trade group’s opposition to the plan to close the fund, and indicated the agency is open to tweaking at least one piece of the proposed new rules around voluntary mergers.

SAN DIEGO–How should credit unions be planning for the “shape of things to come?” One strategist is offering some advice.

WASHINGTON—September will be a busy month on the regulatory front, when comments on a number of proposals important to credit unions are due.

PLANO, Texas–Some CU employees are now living at the credit union itself, according to early stories from CEOs at credit unions in hurricane-ravaged Texas.