NEW YORK—Credit unions need to start seriously thinking about ways to supplement auto lending before it begins to wane, says LendKey.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.—The human eye is no longer a reasonable defense against cyberthieves, asserts CO-OP Financial Services, which expects many more credit unions next year will invest in artificial intelligence-backed fraud fighting tools.
MADISON, Wis.–If the increasingly competitive battle for talent is demonstrating anything, it’s that career development can no longer be limited to just a credit union’s top executives.
ONTARIO, Calif.—Although it can be tempting to chase the next new shiny object, in 2019 credit unions should focus on a trio of core issues, and “forget” about one other, according to CU Direct.
TAMPA, Fla.—While credit union budget needs for 2019 are varied, at the top of many lists is money for data analytics, says Trellance.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–There is a centrifuge now rapidly spinning and separating the companies—and people—who will survive in the future, and it’s being powered by the six R’s, according to one person
ANAHEIM, Calif.–Forty-four percent of consumers say they are more likely to be a repeat customer/member if they experience a “personalized” relationship. And therein lies the rub...
LOMBARD, Ill.—A major topic of conversation among financial institutions now with rates rising is how to keep deposits, according to Raddon, which has outlined seven steps to help FIs do just that.
ORLANDO, Fla.–Forget about fintech. Ditch those “clichés” otherwise known as best practices. And realize what you strongly believe doesn’t apply to what you or your organization actually likely does.
STAMFORD, Conn.—Should credit unions outsource their data analytics to a third party?