WASHINGTON—CUNA announced it is among the founding organizations of the Credit Union Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Collective, a group within the credit union movement devoted to furthering DEI.
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WASHINGTON— The Trump Administration has reversed itself and now says it will release the names of borrowers who received Paycheck Protection Program loans of $150,000 or more.
WASHINGTON – State and federal regulators, government agencies and various credit union trade groups continue to roll out resources in response to the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19). The resources include tips for members to guard against scam. CUToday.info is centralizing many of the resources available. Readers can find links and more information, below. This list will be regularly updated.
WASHINGTON–In response to a report that found daytime alcohol consumption, trips to strip clubs and drug use by members of NCUA’s general counsel’s office, the CU trade groups have issued statements calling the allegations a sign of a need for more oversight.
ARLINGTON, Va.—New payments and money transfer platforms such as Venmo and Stripe are keeping banking executives up at night, a new study reveals.
WASHINGTON––Congressional candidates in races credit unions were especially watching and who had received financial backing from the largest CU PAC all won their races during Super Tuesday’s elections.
WASHINGTON–Citing the threat from the coronavirus, the Federal Reserve has cut the target range for the federal funds rate by .5% to a target range of 1% to 1.25%.
WASHINGTON—CUToday.info is providing extensive reporting out of this week's CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference and is compiling all of it here.
NEW YORK–New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a formal claim against New York City seeking $810 million, alleging the city’s taxi regulator played a critical role in inflating the value of taxi medallions.
ARLINGTON, Va.—On a seasonally adjusted basis, overall consumer prices rose 0.1% in January following a 0.2% rise in December. One result of that, according to NAFCU Vice President of Research and Chief Economist Curt Long, is he expects no rate hikes by the Fed in 2020.