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WASHINGTON–CUNA’s new chairman, a former CFO who admits he “loves” Excel, told credit unions gathered here that while he may hate to admit it, the value of CUs can’t be found on a spreadsheet.

WASHINGTON–With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine raging as credit unions are meeting in the nation’s capital, Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States and a representative of one Ukrainian-American credit union asked for help from CUs while defiantly pledging Ukraine will fight and resist and, ultimately, prevail.

WASHINGTON–The nation’s federally insured banks reported aggregate net income of $63.9 billion in fourth quarter 2021, an increase of $4.4 billion (7.4%) from a year ago, according to new FDIC data.

WASHINGTON—When it comes to litigation threats, credit unions are facing more of the same, some very new threats related to COVID-19, and a somewhat forgotten legal threat that has returned to threaten again.

TAMPA, Fla.–Trellance has introduced a new professional staffing service solution it said is designed to helpcredit unions across the country that are struggling to fill key technology and analytics positions. 

WASHINGTON—International financial institutions have received the go-ahead from the U.S. Treasury Department to allow money transfers to Afghanistan for humanitarian purposes, including an OK for aid groups to pay teachers and healthcare workers at state-run institutions without issue.

WASHINGTON–While meeting in the nation’s capital, it is only natural credit unions focus most of their attention on Washington. But there are other capitals and cities where decisions are made that have strong implications on CUs, according to one person.