Former credit union VP faces sentencing for $350,000 theft
Merrideth Christina McMillian, a former vice president of the $212 million Singing River Federal Credit in Moss Point, Miss., will be sentenced in June for taking out more than $350,...
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Safeguard your revenue, relationships and reputation
As expectations for faster, more convenient financial services continue to grow, focusing on technology and innovation has become increasingly more critical to address consumer demand. But, as you focus more ...
Millennial Generation: Overhyped or just right?
Millennials. Millennials, Millennials, Millennials. Oh, did I forget to mention, Millennials? There they are, seemingly in every news story expose about politics, economics, social media, you name it. If there’...
With change comes opportunity
Having just returned from CUNA’s GAC, I’m feeling energized and excited about the opportunities ahead for the credit union movement. The numbers speak for themselves. As CUNA President/...
Purposeful Talent Development: Do your talent development initiatives support your diversity and inclusion efforts?
If I asked the question, “How do your talent development initiatives impact your diversity and inclusion efforts?” how would you respond? Would you go to the list of courses that ...
How CapEd FCU helps members keep cool without credit
With a landscape that encapsulates deserts, mountains, farmland, and waterfalls — and more than a dozen national parks, monuments, and sites — Idaho truly is a “Gem State.” But the residents that ...
Data privacy requires security: CUNA to House, Senate subcommittees
CUNA continued its push for Congressional action on data privacy and security Tuesday with letters sent to House and Senate subcommittees for the record of two hearings. The House Oversight ...
Big banks sued for price-fixing GSE bonds
The state of Pennsylvania is bringing a class-action lawsuit against more than a dozen of the world’s biggest financial institutions for allegedly price-fixing bonds issued by government-sponsored enterprises Fannie ...