Strategic planning traps
Many credit union and bank executives dread strategic planning. It’s the same routine year after year, and decisions made at the strategic planning session are rarely addressed again until ...
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Building an AI-powered financial institution
For most organizations, the discussion of the benefits and potential of AI is much more widespread than the actual deployment of these technologies across the organization. In fact, most of ...
NCUA Chairman Rodney Hood visits Indiana League
NCUA Chairman Rodney Hood was at the Indiana Credit Union League office Monday to visit with several members of the League board of directors, members of its Governmental Affairs Committee ...
NAFCU supports CUs amid new banker attacks
NAFCU’s Carrie Hunt, in response to 51 banking associations’ call for lawmakers to examine the NCUA’s efforts and ability to provide proper oversight of the credit union industry, ...
Compensation Update: Proceeding with caution
While credit union CEOs and other executives received healthy salary hikes and bonuses over the past year, the pace of those increases slowed slightly as compared to 2018 for more ...
CU mission is ‘just rhetoric,’ state banking groups tell congressional tax-writing panels
Every state banker association is asking congressional tax-writing committees to examine whether credit unions still should be exempt from filing federal tax documents detailing their activities. The 50 state associations ...
Does your credit union have grit?
Grit is essential for survival. Life gives us challenges and we face most of them when we feel the least capable of handling them. I recently joined toastmasters and during ...
Visa puts fintechs on Fast Track to payments innovation
The United States is a massive market for innovating in the space of banking and financial services, with fintech investment in the U.S. more than doubling to $52.5 ...