FORT WORTH, Texas— Michael Massey has been named president and CEO of Fort Worth Community Credit Union, marking a move from Houston-based TDECU, where he most recently served as president of TDECU Holdings, Massey stated in a LinkedIn post.
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SAN FRANCISCO— A federal judge in California has again dismissed a consumer antitrust challenge to Capital One’s completed $35-billion acquisition of Discover, ruling that credit card users still have not plausibly shown they were harmed by the merger—but giving them one final chance to amend their complaint.
JOLIET, Ill.— The $850-million NuMark Credit Union said it has returned more than $1.4 million to members through a cash bonus program linked to member engagement, with the payout representing about 23% of its 2025 net income, according to WJOL.
WASHINGTON— U.S. adults overwhelmingly trust banks more than any other institution to protect them from fraud, according to new survey data released by the American Bankers Association.
DALLAS--The first day of ALM First’s Financial Institute kicked off Monday at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas with an Economic Overview tailored specifically to financial institutions.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.— The $148-million JM Associates FCU here has outsourced management of its seven-machine ATM fleet to Dolphin Debit, a move the credit union said is already reducing costs, easing internal workload and improving service responsiveness.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.--NCUA Tuesday announced the eighth round of proposed regulatory changes associated with the agency's Deregulation Project.
WASHINGTON— The latest talk around U.S. interest rates has swung sharply in just days, with markets moving from expecting at least one Federal Reserve rate cut in 2026 to increasingly pricing in no cuts at all—and, in some corners, even debating whether the next move could be a hike if oil-driven inflation worsens.
PLANO, Texas— Marquis Software Solutions, a Plano-based fintech vendor whose 2025 ransomware attack has impacted numerous credit unions, has now disclosed that the incident affected 672,075 individuals, sharply expanding the known scope of one of the most significant third-party vendor breaches to hit the financial-services sector in the past year.
WASHINGTON--The House and Senate have passed slightly different versions of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a bill to expand available financing for affordable housing. Congress must resolve the differences between the two versions in order to send it to the President’s desk, America's Credit Unions noted.