Buttoning down compliance using automation
Regulatory compliance monitoring can be automated reliably up to a point. Technology has made it far easier for most credit unions to button down the compliance required around onboarding members ...
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PODCAST: Build member engagement with cards
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has accelerated both the move from cash to cards, and the use of advanced card technology including contactless cards, central issuance, and instant issuance. But it ...
NCUA & FinCEN issue additional guidance on hemp banking
As the hemp baking industry continues to grow and stabilize, credit unions need to be kept up-to-date on how to adequately serve legal hemp-related businesses. The National Credit Union Association (...
Top 5 reasons to include texting in your collections efforts
In the past quarter century, texting—like the internet—has become ubiquitous. We’re used to communicating with friends and family via text throughout the day, sending quick hellos, and ...
Credit Union Q&A: University of Hawai’i Federal Credit Union
The University of Hawai’i Federal Credit Union was spearheaded by 10 UH colleagues in the mid-1950s. Now, the credit union serves more than 30,000 members, including employees, students, ...
How to keep employees motivated
We measure the success of our businesses by our productivity. Are things getting done? Are they getting done on schedule? Are we staying within budget? Are we meeting members’/customers’ ...
Additional CUNA Board nomination received, deadline is Nov. 6
CUNA has confirmed receipt of one additional nomination for its Board elections. Nominations are now being accepted for eight open director positions on CUNA’s Board of Directors. The deadline ...
NAFCU’s LaBerge urges need for national data privacy, security standard in new podcast
NAFCU Senior Regulatory Counsel Elizabeth LaBerge appeared on the Association for Data and Cyber Governance’s U.S. National Privacy Legislation podcast and discussed NAFCU’s involvement in both state ...