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DENVER/PORTLAND, Ore.–In what the two organizations described as a first-of-its-kind collaboration, the Mountain West Credit Union Association (MWCUA) and the Northwest Credit Union Association (NWCUA) partnered to present a virtual panel discussion on cannabis banking.

WASHINGTON—Noting 2021 is likely to be one of the most “consequential years” for the credit union industry, NCUA Chairman Todd Harper outlined how the agency will assist CUs in the coming months, while also touching on potential problem areas he said the agency’s examiners are encountering.

ALPHARETTA, Ga.–A new cybercrime analysis details how the evolving threat landscape has created new opportunities for cybercriminals, particularly as they target new online users, while also revealing the financial services industry saw the highest number of attacks on payment transactions.

WASHINGTON–Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) has sent a letter to NCUA Chairman Todd Harper seeking more information on what he said are “three important matters concerning the NCUA.”

WASHINGTON—The Small Business Administration (SBA) has issued a new procedural notice announcing that 504 loans will be funded through debenture sales occurring in April through June 2021, adding the COVID-19 Substantial Adverse Change Remedy Certification and Agreement will continue to be available when the Certified Development Company (CDC) has concluded that there has been a substantial adverse change in a borrower's ability to repay the project financing.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA Chairman Todd M. Harper has appointed Board Member Rodney E. Hood as the agency’s representative on the board of NeighborWorks America, an affordable housing and community development organizations.

WASHINGTON–Credit union leaders were given some keen insights into leadership, how to build and execute on strategies and even who to promote by a decorated military commander and the former national security advisor to the president.

WASHINGTON–Eight senior leaders from across multiple functions within credit unions shared updates on how the pandemic has changed their operations, and in many cases, improved service to members, while acknowledging cultural challenges with both members and employees remain.