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MADISON, Wis.— March 26, 2026 —Thirty-six emerging leaders from across North America have been selected to participate in the 2026 CUES Emerge competition, CUES announced.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.— Credit unions may be winning the early race on generative AI, but Cornerstone Advisors’ newest What’s Going On in Banking 2026 report suggests that for many institutions, the bigger story heading into 2026 may be what happens after the pilot phase—when artificial intelligence collides with weak data foundations, rising fraud losses, and a still-intense fight for member growth.

WASHINGTON— A new Government Accountability Office report is pressing the federal government to move quickly on a coordinated anti-scam strategy, warning that at least 13 agencies are working on scam prevention and enforcement but largely doing so independently, with no government-wide plan in place.

WASHINGTON— Litigation tied to the alleged $328-million Goliath Ventures cryptocurrency fraud is widening, with two new proposed federal class actions accusing Bank of America and New Jersey-based Broad Financial of helping funnel investor and retirement money into what prosecutors say was a Ponzi scheme run by Goliath founder Christopher Alexander Delgado.

CLEARWATER, Fla.— The $599.4-million Floridacentral Credit Union has secured naming rights to the top-tier VIP hospitality space at The BayCare Sound, with the venue’s premium lounge now branded the “Floridacentral Credit Union View” as part of the waterfront entertainment destination’s Elevated Sound Experience, the CU announced.

WASHINGTON--The NCUA supports reasonable tech adoption for credit unions and is strengthening its own supervisory approach by integrating fintech expertise into examinations.