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LAS VEGAS–Another “Underground Collision” is scheduled for late October here, and this time with a lot of “WOW” and a little bit of the mob.

WASHINGTON—Ahead of some panel discussions on behavioral economics the CFPB recently hosted, the Bureau’s director, Kathy Kraninger, said all policymaking must first be subject to a cost/benefit analysis. In her opening remarks, she also emphasized the need to preserve consumer choice when developing policies and rulemakings.

ARLINGTON, Va.–In follow up to the NCUA board’s approval of a new Payday Alternative Loan (PALs) II program, NAFCU’s Carrie Hunt said she isn’t surprised by the pushback from some consumer groups critical of the new rules.

WESTBURY, N.Y.–NEFCU has a new name. The $3.4-billion CU, which was founded as Nassau Educators FCU, is now Jovia Financial Credit Union.

WASHINGTON–With both credit union trade groups primarily focused on progress of the SAFE Act in the House and a conference committee that’s hammering out whether banks will be permitted to serve military bases, several hearings on Capitol Hill will also get attention this week.

BEAUMONT, Texas – In the wake of flooding here, Education First Federal Credit Union has launched a fund to support teachers whose classrooms were affected by Tropical Storm Imelda. 

MALTA—Binance plans to launch its Binance.US, a cryptocurrency exchange that will be accessible by U.S.-based users, in “the coming weeks.”

JACKSON, Mich.– This year marks a trailblazing one for American 1 Credit Union and CP Federal Credit Union, according to the two CUs, which for the first time have joined forces in support of the Henry Ford Allegiance Hospice Home for the 19^th Annual Hit ‘Em Fore Hospice Golf Outing. 

GREENBELT, Md.–Educational Systems Federal Credit Union demonstrated its commitment to Support Education by participating in more than 75 back-to-school events held in the seven-county school systems and three community colleges it serves.