HMDA, hmmm? Reporting data points as “not applicable”
Like many of you, I have been busy, busy, busy attending NAFCU’s Virtual Regulatory Compliance School. The virtual experience was new for me (and I bet most of you), ...
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Workplace Insight: Employees want choice in the workplace
Your workforce consists of a diverse group of people who perform very different types of work, and as technology advances the nature of their work continually shifts. Where employees once ...
CUNA names Deshundra Jefferson Chief Strategic Communications Officer
CUNA announced today the appointment of Deshundra Jefferson as Chief Stategic Communications Officer. Jefferson previously served as Traveling Press Secretary and primary spokesperson for the presidential campaign of Deval Patrick, ...
Fed release new details on FedNow Service
The Federal Reserve yesterday provided an update on its FedNow Service, indicating that the program will be launched in phases. NAFCU remains supportive of the Fed’s efforts to create ...
Diversity Insight: What can one employer do to confront racism during a global pandemic?
Recently, conversations around diversity and equality have become daily happenings in a way unseen since the civil rights movement of the 1960s. As a result, credit union leaders have begun ...
Transaction receipts: Are they required?
Every once in a while, the NAFCU Compliance team gets asked about the requirements for providing transaction receipts. Back in the pre-COVID days, this used to be about when a ...
Why consumer data privacy matters, and how credit unions can prepare for regulations
By now you’ve probably heard of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), but if you’re not based in California, you may not be paying much attention… yet. Ben ...
Marketing assessment: Go out and get busy
Famous author, lecturer and sales guru Dale Carnegie once said: “Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. If you want to conquer fear, do not sit home ...