IRVINE, Calif.— Origence, a lending technology solutions provider, has announced the opening and closing keynote speakers for its Lending Tech Live ’23 conference. The technology-focused convention is scheduled from May 30-June 1 in Las Vegas.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The National Credit Union Administration board has unanimously determined, by notation vote, the definition of “member business loan” in Wisconsin.
MANCHESTER, N.H.–Bellwether Community Credit Union said it is partnering with Prizeout, an ad-tech company that “turns financial balances into growth solutions,” to offer their members the ability to use their funds to purchase digital gift cards with additional purchasing power through Prizeout Offers.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU is reporting it recently met with Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions Felton Booker and the agency’s financial institution policy team.
MADISON, Wis. – Summit Credit Union has named the winner of its Project Teen Money.
WASHINGTON–NCUA Chairman Todd Harper was among a half-dozen federal regulators to appear before the Senate during a hearing that largely mirrored a similar hearing in the House earlier this week, with nearly all of the scrutiny being applied to bank regulators in the wake of the failures of several banks.
WASHINGTON —While credit unions were not included as one of their bullet points of focus for its Capital Summit event in Washington this week, the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) newly released legislative and regulatory policy objectives for 2023 make clear credit unions remain a target.
WASHINGTON–The nation’s big banks, facing an assessment from the FDIC to replenish the deposit insurance fund following several bank failures have been testing what one report is calling a “clever gambit”: Paying billions of dollars they collectively owe to replenish the fund by using Treasurys instead of cash.
WASHINGTON—The House is being urged to keep the “playing field level” for credit unions in the event of any legislation on stablecoins in a letter sent by NAFCU to the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) should be more transparent in its pricing of guarantee fees, CUNA wrote to the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Housing and Insurance.