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ALEXANDRIA, Va.—The NCUA will hold its second “board briefing” at Thursday’s open board meeting, during which it will discuss adding an S (sensitivity risk) to its CAMEL rating system.

WASHINGTON—CUNA and NAFCU will be following a Senate Appropriations Committee markup scheduled Wednesday for the fiscal 2017 financial services and general government funding.

MARLTON, N.J.­–High levels of student debt has been cited by numerous analysts for keeping many Millennials out of the housing market.

AUSTIN, Texas–A company has been launched here called the Golden Contract Coalition that it says is an “alliance of community banks, credit unions and key players from within the banking community, charged with addressing core vendor contract disparities from one institution to another.”

WASHINGTON—Small business confidence edged up in May even as some weak sales growth numbers have been reported recently.

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – As hundreds of Marines made their way through Bob Hope USO Ontario they were greeted with words of appreciation, a lot of encouragement and a bag of snacks to enjoy on their trip.

NASHVILLE–Credit unions here were offered some pointers on complying with the Department of Defense’s revised Military Lending Act (MLA).

NCUA has now hosted two “board briefings” at the behest of the agency’s new chairman, Rick Metsger. The concept itself, however, isn’t new: the agency in years past hosted previous briefings.

NASHVILLE—NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger kicked off the trade association’s 2016 annual meeting Wednesday by sharing four lessons credit unions must follow to succeed—emphasizing the most important is to get moving now to embrace change.

BERLIN–The yield on the 10-year government bund offered by Germany, Europe’s largest economy and the continent’s benchmark security, fell below zero for the first time on record.