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ARLINGTON, Va.—If the recent failure of two banks has made anything clear, it is that regulatory and insurance coverage adjustments may be needed in the age of the “digital run” on financial institutions, says the head of the National Association of State Credit Union Supervisors (NASCUS).

ARLINGTON, Va.–Ahead of today’s NCUA board meeting, where the ceiling on credit union interest rates are on the agenda, NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger penned a letter directed at agency Chairman Todd Harper urging the board to “listen to credit unions on this issue, not just the loudest--and misinformed--voices in Washington,” according to the trade group.

CARMEL, Ind.–Allied Solutions, a provider of insurance, lending, risk management and data-enabled products, said it is selected MANTL, a provider of account origination solutions, as its preferred solution provider to help financial institutions grow deposits, drive revenue growth and operate more efficiently.

MADISON, Wis.—Fifty credit union members in Belize are making repairs to hurricane-related property damage with assistance from $40,000 in disaster relief funds provided by Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions (WFCU), the Caribbean Confederation of Credit Unions’ (CCCU) Development Foundation and the Belize Credit Union League, according to the World Council of Credit Union.

EVERETT, Wash.--Dustin Rohde, vice president of lending at $83.6 million SnoCope Credit Union here, is the latest winner of a scholarship from Prodigy.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The NCUA board has gotten an update on the federal credit union loan interest rate ceiling, including that it does have the ability to institute a variable rate and that lowering it to 15% would likely cost millions of dollars in lost income across hundreds of credit unions