Unlock the data in your reports
There is lots of buzz about big data and data analytics, but all the data in the world does no good unless it’s being used. Credit unions are behind ...
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D.C. publications cover CUNA mid-term support for candidates
CUNA support for credit union-friendly candidates in this year’s mid-term election was covered by two Washington, D.C. publications Wednesday. CUNA announced several independent expenditures Wednesday, which follows a ...
Exam cycles, cost-saving efforts discussed during NCUA budget briefing
NAFCU Board of Directors Chair Jeanne Kucey, during testimony yesterday on the NCUA’s proposed budgets for 2019 and 2020, reiterated NAFCU’s recommendation of expanding eligibility for an extended ...
International mentorship
As credit unions throughout the world celebrate International Credit Union Day® on Oct. 18, the global spirit of the event reminds us that a common bond exists among financial cooperatives. ...
Fraudsters turn to synthetic identity theft
Fraudsters are nothing if not resourceful. But gone are the days of dumpster diving for credit card carbon papers—as is the relative ease of fabricating new plastic with stolen ...
Former Indiana CU assistant manager sentenced for bank fraud
Paula Awe, a former assistant manager of an Indiana credit union who ran a check-kiting scheme along with her manager, was sentenced last week to 18 months in prison. U....
This ICU Day, let’s aim for engagement!
I’m a huge fan of the credit union mission and all it contributes to our communities. You’d know that if you’ve read more than a few lines ...
Six tips for managing card fraud exposure
During a recent webinar on fraud, attendants were asked what kind of fraud they were experiencing the most in 2018. Of those who responded, 82% stated that card fraud was ...