WASHINGTON–Repercussions from the crash of the taxi medallion market—which cost the credit union insurance fund nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars—continue to be felt.
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PLANO, Texas—Cornerstone Resources is reporting it has formed a new advisory committee comprising credit union leaders to get a first look at the potential new products and services that will be offered to the membership of its parent organization, the Cornerstone CU League.
ONTARIO, Calif.— The Western CUNA Management School (WCMS) Alumni Association has launched “Frogcast,” a podcast created, maintained and updated by WCMS alumni to “foster innovative discussions, education, and insights from the credit union movement.”
WASHINGTON–Rapidly changing consumer attitudes make it clear credit unions will need to move even faster in 2022 and beyond when it comes to auto lending and relationships with not just dealers, but manufacturers.
NEW YORK— Is your credit union planning a big card promotion for 2022? Most consumers look for a minimum of four different features when deciding which credit cards they should sign up for, but some consider as many as six, according to a new study.
LONDON—Will 2022 see the surging interest and appreciation in digital currencies as was seen during 2021? Perhaps, but the Bank of England also has a warning, cautioning consumers that Bitcoin could be “worthless” and people investing in the digital currency should be prepared to lose everything.
NEW YORK—Several factors are contributing to driving the number of ransomware attacks ever higher, a new analysis has found.
NEW YORK—The key to 2022 when it comes to payments can be boiled down to one word, according to one person.
ATLANTA—Buy now, pay later (BNPL) activity will soon be making its way into consumer credit reports.
MANDALUYONG, Philippines—As the global economy is rebounding from the effects of the pandemic, remittances are set to bounce back by $34 billion this year and $31 billion in 2022, according to the Asian Development Bank.