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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.–Florence Rogers, the credit union CEO who survived the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building that killed 18 of the CU’s employees, has died. Ms. Rogers was 88.

NEW YORK–An “alarmingly large” portion of the world’s financial systems, including 95% of all ATM activity in the United States and 80% of all in-person credit card transactions, run on 60-year-old computer code that “no one knows anymore,” according to a new report.

WESTBROOK, Maine– The Maine Credit Union League is reporting its Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign for Ending Hunger raised $1,221,868.94 in food and cash donations in 2023—marking a new fundraising milestone for the Campaign and exceeding its annual fundraising goal by over $200,000.

WASHINGTON—Ahead of the House Financial Services Committee’s oversight hearing on FinCEN, America’s Credit Unions expressed support for FinCEN’s efforts “to track and investigate financial crimes involving money laundering and terrorist financing” through beneficial ownership information (BOI) rulemakings.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—Used vehicle values started off 2024 by heading downward, Black Book is reporting.