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PARIS—The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has fined BNP Paribas Securities and BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage for lapses in anti-money laundering (AML) and supervisory systems.

DUBUQUE, Iowa—Credit unions looking for new deposits may want to consider an old-fashioned idea that has worked at one credit union here.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Credit unions that participate in U.S. Small Business Administration programs or that are interested in those programs are being urged to participate in a Nov. 13 webinar hosted by the SBA and NCUA.

RIVERWOODS, Ill.—Customers of Discover Bank’s savings and money market accounts can now use the Zelle network for person-to-person money transfers, Discover announced.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Diversity and inclusion initiatives are often thought of in terms of reaching a CU’s full membership, but it’s also critical to recruiting and retaining talent that reflects that membership, according to four people here.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Four women shared four unique and interesting perspectives on what diversity, equality and inclusion have meant to themselves and their credit union communities, with insights ranging from the danger of assimilation, to creating a supplier diversity program to how one cohort of loans is generating 12.5% yields.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–In remarks that were a strong departure from what many might expect from a white, male federal regulator, NCUA Board Member J. Mark McWatters offered some thoughts that begin with a 23andMe kit.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA Chairman Rodney Hood said he may now lead a federal regulatory agency, but during his career on numerous occasions he has shown up to speak as part of a panel discussion and encountered people wondering why this African-American guy was in the room.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–When Monica Davy joined NCUA in 2015, she said she Googled “credit union diversity.” She didn’t come up with much.