WASHINGTON–Credit unions are again being urged to ensure their websites are in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act in order to avoid being targeted by lawsuits.
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ARDEN HILLS, Minn.–Catholic United Financial here is reporting a data breach.
APPLETON, Wis.–At least 40 people here have filed complaints with local police over funds missing from their accounts, and in nearly all cases the thefts are being linked to unauthorized withdrawals using debit cards.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – CO-OP Financial Services has introduced Mobile Banking 3.0, bringing what is described as powerful new features to the company’s advanced mobile banking product line.
LIBERTY LAKE, Wash.–The $2.6-billion Spokane Teachers Credit Union has named a new CEO. Effective Jan. 1, Ezra Eckhardt will lead the organization, succeeding the retiring Tom Johnson, who has been CEO for the past seven years and who oversaw a near doubling of the credit union’s membership.
WASHINGTON — Responding to widespread damage caused by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, four federal financial institution regulatory agencies Tuesday took action to facilitate the recovery process by temporarily easing appraisal requirements for real estate-related financial transactions in areas declared to be a major disaster.
GRANVILLE, N.Y.–After tripling its assets over the last six years, Great Meadow FCU here said it is converting to the core solution offered by CUProdigy.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total retail sales surged 1.6% in September – the largest monthly gain since March 2015. NAFCU Research Assistant Yun Cohen said recent weather events, such as the hurricanes, will continue to impact retail sales in the coming months.
WASHINGTON—After weeks of hurricanes and now wildfires, federally insured credit unions are being reminded they are required to have disaster recovery and business resumption plans to address all types of disruptions.
BOSTON–The level of investment flowing into fintechs is increasing.