LAS VEGAS–In remarks to credit unions here, NCUA Chairman Todd Harper touched on a number of familiar themes, but also gave extra time to an issue that has drawn increasing attention and scrutiny: Overdrafts and nonsufficient funds fees. But in a state where CU overdraft fees were recently released as part of a government report, Harper said it may be time for credit unions to “rethink” their policies.
LAS VEGAS–Even with one company sharing how its app uses data found on cellphones to make credit decisions, there is still the question of whether ChatGPT, which can write, can also underwrite?
LAS VEGAS–Credit unions should be preparing for the “longevity economy,” according to one person.
LAS VEGAS–There’s a good news/bad news scenario for credit unions when it comes to Generation Z: On the plus side, it’s a cohort whose values align with those of credit unions. Unfortunately, many in Gen Z know nothing about credit unions, according to a group of CU leaders here.
LAS VEGAS–It’s time to put the Big Bad Wolf and the Three Little Pigs into some perspective—or at least in the context of credit unions and generative AI and data.
LAS VEGAS–Will slow and steady win the race for credit unions when it comes to innovation? Contrary to the lesson of the popular fairy tale, during a panel discussion here there was some disagreement over whether the tortoise or the hare will triumph.
LAS VEGAS–Can the 19th century Brothers Grimm fairy tale Rumpelstiltskin apply to credit union leaders in the 21st century? Yes, said a group of CU leaders here.
RUTLAND, Vt.– Two credit unions have named new leaders.
MADISON, Wis.— CUES has named the winners of its annual individual awards and the class of 2023 Hall of Fame inductees.
LAS VEGAS–As it kicks off its REACH Conference here, the California Credit Union League is marking its 90th birthday.
