SEATTTLE—From measuring the impact new members have on the CU’s bottom line to a new concept that lets credit unions with limited resources offer more products through collaboration, the Filene Research Institute outlined some of the “hottest” ideas in its pipeline.
MADISON, Wis. — The theme for 2016’s International Credit Union Week theme has been announced: “The Authentic Difference.” According to the World Council of Credit Unions, the theme celebrates “what makes credit unions truly unique.”
WASHINGTON–The vote in the U.K. in favor of the “Brexit” helped mortgage rates to take their largest single day drop in two years.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich.—The average cost of a data breach has now reached $4 million, up 30% from 2013, according to a recent IBM Security and Ponemon Institute study.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA Monday said it is working with federally insured credit unions that may have been affected by the recent severe flooding in West Virginia.
WASHINGTON—With the House out of session this week, the focus is on the Senate, which will conduct several hearings and meetings to watch.
DENVER—CU Service Network has released the results of a comprehensive survey on shared services and related pain points.
NEW YORK–Millennials may be delayed when it comes to buying homes—but not all types of homes.
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court has chosen not to review a lower court decision that strengthened states’ powers to ban high-cost loans.
WASHINGTON –– Five local credit unions have been recognized for their achievements associated with the April 3 Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run.
