Credit unions give CFPB ‘no confidence’ vote in CUNA survey
Credit unions gave the CFPB a resounding “no confidence” vote in a survey released by CUNA on Tuesday. About two-thirds of the 272 credit union officials responding to the CUNA ...
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As members begin to expect big-tech experiences from every organization they interact with, the only way to stay on top is to have a keen understanding of exactly what it ...
Lessons from a 4,000-year-old code: Why YMC puts “skin in the game”
King Hammurabi (you know, the guy of “an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth” fame) gets a pretty bad rap in the history books. Though harsh ...
Leagues thanks Congress for S.2155 support
Credit union league presidents in Utah and the Dakotas thanked members of Congress for their efforts in passing S. 2155–the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act. In ...
Thaler rallies CUs as NAFCU sets sights on more reg relief
NAFCU Vice President of Legislative Affairs Brad Thaler is calling on credit unions to contact their representatives and senators this week and urge them to support even more regulatory relief ...
A credit union-built fintech
Some credit unions are struggling to navigate a world in which the best financial technology often can come from alien fintechs. A few, like Coastal Federal Credit Union in Raleigh, ...
Fundamentals of risk management
Brian Heim, founder of IRR-analytics, broke down the fundamentals of risk management during a breakout session at the 2018 CUNA CFO Council Conference in Austin, Texas, on Monday. Those fundamentals ...
Insurance company sues credit union to nullify $1.2 million claim
An insurance company is asking a federal court judge to rescind an insurance bond policy to nullify a $1.2 million claim made by the $55 million Greater Eastern Credit ...