NEW YORK–Should the housing market see a price collapse, 20 U.S. cities are going to be hardest hit, according to one forecast.
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NEW YORK–A new ranking of what one company says is the top 100 credit unions in the country has been released, but it rules out any CU with capital of less than 10% or $1,500 in “net worth per member,” and further suggests that even with NCUSIF insurance, the potential for conservatorship and liquidation are a “terrifying possibility.”
WASHINGTON— Ryan Donovan, well known to many in credit unions for his work on Capitol Hill as CUNA’s chief advocacy officer, is leaving to become CEO of the Council of Federal Home Loan Banks.
FALLS CHURCH, Va.–Two Virginia credit unions have announced plans to merge.
MADISON, Wis.––The Filene Research Institute on Thursday will host a webinar on “five emerging business model innovations” it said it has uncovered after a half-year of research.
WASHINGTON–NCUA has issued a Letter to Credit Unions (22-CU-08) on an interagency joint statement noting credit unions must take a risk-based approach to assessing individual member risk.
DOVER, Del.–Members of Dover FCU here can now transition seamlessly between chat, on-screen voice and video, according to Glia, a provider of digital service solutions.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total consumer credit rose 5.9%, at a seasonally adjusted, annualized rate in May and is up 7.3% compared to a year ago.
WASHINGTON—With the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act before the House Rules Committee this week in Congress, NAFCU has sent a letter outlining its concerns.
OCALA, Fla.– The perspective of one credit union CEO was included as part of a local media report on how consumers are struggling to make ends meet as inflation leads to ongoing price increases.