WASHINGTON—Both NAFCU and CUNA are expressing general support for the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection's efforts to promote innovation in the financial marketplace, but also say they would welcome revisions to its trial disclosure programs.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.—The NCUA's proposed regulatory reforms to loans and lines of credit to credit union members received support from CUNA and NAFCU this week.
ORLANDO, Fla.–The exponentially increasing presence of data and computing power is creating new questions for both individuals and all businesses, including financial institutions, according to Amazon’s former chief scientist.
NEW BERLIN, Wis.—Landmark Credit Union has settled a class action lawsuit over the credit union's overdraft practices.
SAVANNAH, Ga.–Mergers have been announced by credit unions in Georgia and California.
MADISON, Wis. – Forty five credit union professionals have been certified as Credit Union Development Educators (CUDEs) after completing the National Credit Union Foundation’s Credit Union Development Education (DE) Training.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA Chairman Mark McWatters released a letter to federal credit unions this week that provides guidance on how credit unions can use a written narrative to establish a well-defined local community.
SEATTLE–Credit unions across the country closed on Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day in order to send their employees into the communities to perform a variety of good works.
SAN FRANCISCO—The California Department of Business Oversight issued a consent order against Jones Methodist Church Credit Union here.
BEAVERTON, Ore.–CU Benefits Alliance said it has formed a new “association health plan” for credit unions.