WASHINGTON–Even though another partial federal government shutdown is looming in just three weeks, NAFCU is optimistic Congress will be able to move forward with other items on its agenda.
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NORWALK, Conn.–Both credit union trade groups were represented at a roundtable discussion here yesterday during which the Financial Accounting Standards Board discussed its Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) model.
PROVIDENCE, R.I.–Two Rhode Island credit unions have announced merger plans. The $276-million Rhode Island Credit Union and the $30.5-million Alliance Blackstone Valley FCU in Pawtucket said they will combine operations subject to the approval of the ABVFCU membership and regulatory agencies.
SAN ANTONIO–Pentagon FCU has announced plans to open a new $48-million financial center here that will create approximately 570 jobs.
PIERRE, S.D.–A bill that modernizes the South Dakota statute pertaining to Multiple Employer Trusts (Association Health Benefits) has passed the South Dakota Senate on a unanimous vote.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.–The National Association of Credit Union Services Organizations (NACUSO) is now seeking nominations for its 2019 CUSO of the Year Award and the 2019 Credit Union Collaboration and Innovation Award.
OMAHA, Neb.–The third season of the HBO series “True Detective” has made references to a scandal in credit unions that many would like to forget.
MENLO PARK, Calif.—Researchers from seven U.S. colleges have developed a new cryptographic asset called Unit-e.
ST. PAUL, Minn. – CUNA and the Minnesota Credit Union Network have announced the launch of Open Your Eyes to a Credit Union campaign.
WASHINGTON–CUNA’s PAC, the Credit Union Legislative Action Council, said it has confirmed league nominations to serve on the CULAC Board of Trustees.