WASHINGTON—NCUA Board Member Rick Metsger believes there may be a chance to work with Congress to allow federal charters to take advantage of the field of membership rules in place for state charters in their respective states.
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WASHINGTON–In remarks to CUNA’s GAC, Vice President Mike Pence moved back and forth on themes that wove support for the work credit unions do with remarks on other national issues, such as border security, the “Green New Deal” and red meat topics such as taxes and deregulation.
WASHINGTON—Credit unions should assemble teams to address the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s (FASB) new Current Expected Credit Loss model (CECL), one group of experts emphasized.
WASHINGTON—Saying CUs are a critical part of the national financial infrastructure, Senator John Tester (D-MT) told CUNA’s GAC that Congress is continuing to work to reduce CU’s regulatory burden.
WASHINGTON–Credit unions were given an update on the status of its national awareness campaign, “Open Your Eyes to a Credit Union.”
WASHINGTON—Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) believes Washington can learn from credit unions how to break the gridlock on Capitol Hill.
WASHINGTON–CUNA has a new chairman and executive committee following elections results announced during its Governmental Affairs Conference here.
MARLBOROUGH, Mass. — The Cooperative Credit Union Association has named a new president/CEO.
WASHINGTON–CUNA has sent a pair of letters to Capitol Hill this week, one related to the CFPB, and the other to loan maturity increases.
WASHINGTON—During a “listening session” with the Department of Justice (DOJ), NAFCU and more than a dozen member credit unions urged the DOJ to provide guidance on website accessibility requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).