DOVER, Del.–Dover FCU here has named a new CEO to replace David Clendaniel, who will retire in early 2017 after 27 years at the credit union. Succeeding Clendaniel will be Chaz Rzewnicki as CEO, effective Nov. 1.
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NELSONVILLE, Ohio–Becky Hart, known to many in credit unions for her career with the Ohio Credit Union League, has died.
TYSONS, Va.–PenFed Credit Union has officially cut the ribbon on a new $164-million headquarters here. PenFed said the new office space will accommodate up to 500 employees and provides it with room to grow over the next 15 years as a major employer in Virginia.
CARPINTERIA, Calif.–Fraud losses incurred by banks and merchants on all credit, debit, and prepaid general purpose and private label payment cards issued worldwide reached $21.84 billion last year when global card volume (purchases of goods and services combined with cash advances and withdrawals) totaled $31.310 trillion, according to new data released by The Nilson Report.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – CU*Answers, said it will host a webinar to educate clients on the benefits of their 2017 CU*OverDrive marketing program for client credit unions.
SACRAMENTO–It’s hard to miss the Golden 1 Credit Union’s name and logo at the newly opened Golden 1 Center here, home to the NBA’s Sacramento Kings.
SURREY, B.C.–Coast Capital Savings Credit Union here is seeking to expand nationally.
HELENA, Mont.–Rocky Mountain Credit Union here has alerted approximately 135 of its members that some of their personal information could have been publicly accessible through its website between April 15 and June 30.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA Board Member Mark McWatters is reminding CUs that NCUA will roll out a revised interest-rate-risk supervisory tool that examiners will employ beginning in the first quarter of 2017.
SAVANNAH, Ga.–When it comes to payments, what’s going on with digital, with merchants, with same-day ACH? Does your credit union want to be a landlord or a tenant?