WASHINGTON—Ahead of this week’s House Small Business Committee hearing on strengthening cybersecurity in small businesses, NAFCU shared the trade association’s six data privacy principles with the committee as it considers legislation aimed at protecting consumer, employer, and supplier data.
LYON, France—The world’s largest police organization is warning that a marked rise in the number of ransomware attacks is coming.
LONDON—Retail banks in the U.K. have been issued a warning by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) over continuing weaknesses and failings surrounding their financial crime controls.
LONDON—International payments fintech Wise has debuted on the London Stock Exchange at a valuation of £8.75 billion, the largest listing in history for a U.K. tech company.
NEW YORK—American Express has announced it is expanding its Digital Receipts offering to provide card members who shop on Amazon increased purchase information about their recent orders with the retailer.
ARLINGTON, Va.–Although it’s not on the agenda of this week’s NCUA board meeting, the agency’s recent decision to return to in-person exams is likely not going to be embraced by many credit unions. But some will prefer it, observed one person.
ARLINGTON, Va.–There’s been no shortage of discussion and debate around all the “new normals” created by the coronavirus pandemic. But what about the field of economics? What kinds of new thinking about economic metrics has the long shutdown of much of the world’s economy meant?
WASHINGTON–Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met with the White House yesterday to discuss stablecoins, the digital currencies that are pegged to national currencies like the U.S. dollar.
MADISON, Wis.—The Global Women’s Leadership Network (GWLN) has released the “We for She” Pink Paper.
MADISON, Wis.— Without a working environment marked by support, instead of hindrance, no one can excel in their work or career as a leader or manager—and that includes the need for a positive work-from-home environment, according to one expert.
