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NEW YORK--Fraud is becoming more coordinated, more sophisticated and increasingly difficult for credit unions to detect, forcing many institutions to move beyond traditional security systems that examine individual transactions in isolation, according to a new PYMNTS Intelligence report produced in collaboration with Velera.

WASHINGTON—The sweeping bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law Saturday without President Donald Trump's signature after he allowed the constitutional signing deadline to expire, ending weeks of uncertainty surrounding one of Congress' most significant housing measures in years.

WASHINGTON--America’s Credit Unions said its analysis of the federal government's 2026 Unified Agenda identifies dozens of pending regulatory actions that could significantly affect credit unions, including potential changes involving open banking, anti-money laundering compliance, the Central Liquidity Facility and capital requirements.

WASHINGTON— Federal banking regulators and NCUA have jointly warned financial institutions that lending to borrowers who are not legally authorized to work in the United States presents heightened credit risk, urging banks and credit unions to strengthen underwriting and risk management practices.

DALLAS--As merger activity accelerates across the credit union industry, ALM First and the M&A Leadership Council have launched a new web-based platform designed to help credit unions manage acquisitions and post-merger integration through a standardized process at a lower cost than traditional consulting engagements.

WASHINGTON—The Trump Administration and the union representing employees at the CFPB have jointly asked a federal court to pause litigation over a plan to eliminate roughly half of the agency's remaining workforce until President Trump's nominee to lead the Bureau has an opportunity to review the proposal if confirmed by the Senate, Law360 reported.