The latest from John Pettit

- by Loran Jackson, NAFCU Compliance Blog

Overestimating lender credits

Happy Monday, compliance family! Let’s make it a great week by starting off with a compliance blog about giving away money… more specifically, lender credits. Many credit unions offer ...

- by Marc Rapport, CreditUnions.com

ATM suppliers dish as Windows 7 deadline draws near

Microsoft has released nearly a thousand security patches for its Windows 7-based operating system since the software giant made that its standard platform in 2009. The system drives millions of ...

- by Steve Cocheo, The Financial Brand

Credit unions pouring more money into marketing budgets

Credit unions are growing more aggressive with their marketing. A cross section of the industry studied by The Financial Brand found that many institutions upped their investment in the period ...

- by NAFCU Newsroom

Fed’s Quarles: LIBOR transition poses stability risks

As the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is set to stop publishing after 2021, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision and Chair of the Financial Stability Board Randal Quarles is ...

- by Peter Strozniak, CU Times

Proposed Minneapolis credit union may be in jeopardy

A proposed credit union to serve the black community in North Minneapolis that has been in the making since 2017 suffered a major setback after its executive director was ousted ...

- by Henry Meier, State of Mind

Digital currencies will make BSA compliance easier

In yet another sign that Facebook has grown too large for Mark Zuckerberg’s skill set, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that Facebook’s ambition to create a cyber ...