CHICAGO–There is a growing consensus the Federal Reserve will move to increase short-term rates before year-end. In response, and in follow up to reader feedback, CUToday.info launched “Pricing Week,” a series of stories featuring the viewpoints of analysts, CFOs, CEOs and others on how credit unions should prepare for any increase in rates. Indeed, it was so popular that “Pricing Week” grew into “Pricing Weeks.”
About one dozen experts weighed in. Below is a roundup of the stories featured in the CUToday.info pricing series.
- Cutting Costs—And Fees—Keys To 2016 Pricing
- Time To Think About Something Not Thought About Much: Deposit Outflows
- Recession’s Lingering Effects May Stall Borrowing When Rates Rise
- Time To Go With Above-Market CD With Call Option?
- Fed Decision To Hike Rates Must Be Based On Economic Strength
- Deposit Pressures Expected To Shrink Margins
- Net Interest Margins Could Tighten Once Rates Rise
- Market Reaction To Rising Rates Tough To Predict
- One Analyst Advises CUs To Take Important Steps
- Money Could Move Fast In Next Rising-Rate Cycle
- What’s Keeping Average Asset Yields Trendline Flat?
- Planning For Steadily Rising Rates May Be A Mistake