Another day of compliance, another acronym to discuss
Compliance folks love acronyms so much we apply them to just about everything we can. And, I’m thrilled to report, it’s time to talk about another one. Say ...
The latest from John Pettit
Fiore, Freeborn & Smith honored at 2020 Herb Wegner Memorial Awards Dinner
The Foundation had the privilege of hosting the highest awards in the credit union movement on February 24th for the 32nd year in a row. The Herb Wegner Memorial Awards ...
Senate bill would remove outdated CU board duties
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) and Richard Burr (R-N.C.) introduced a credit union governance modernization bill Tuesday, the result of direct engagement between the legislators, CUNA and the Carolinas ...
America Saves Week: Summit CU inspires savings with competition
As part of America Saves Week, NAFCU is highlighting the efforts of member credit unions with strong financial education programs that encourage members to save and strengthen their personal finances. ...
Good Governance: The importance of a truly independent supervisory committee
We’ve seen an important trend relevant to a good number of state credit unions nationwide. It’s one of those quiet trends that we believe could—in the long ...
‘Lightning’ sessions highlight cutting-edge providers
The Exhibit Hall at the 2020 CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference included a new attraction: “Lightning” sessions featuring cutting-edge offerings from providers. These seven-minute presentations highlighted everything from data analytics to ...
The betrayal
NCUA’s sale of 4,500 credit union members’ loans secured by taxi medallions to a private equity firm is a betrayal of everything the credit union cooperative system represents. ...
Purposeful Talent Development: Retaining what you’ve learned
The start of a year is a time we begin to set goals and also identify development areas to help meet these goals. We look at knowledge we want to ...