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PARIS—A French court has found Swiss bank UBS guilty of illicit solicitation and laundering of the proceeds of tax fraud, imposing a hefty fine of €3.7 billion.

DUBLIN, Ireland–Ireland has seen a “spate of mergers” that has led to a doubling in the number of what are considered “large” credit unions in the country, but the merged institutions have only “marginally improved” their financial performance, according to a new report.

CHICAGO–Another position has been added to CUToday.info’s The Gig.

WASHINGTON–The GAO has again issued a report that calls for consolidation among financial regulatory agencies.

CHULA VISTA, Calif.–The Chula Vista Police and the FBI are looking for a man here who is suspected of robbing  six credit unions in San Diego County.

WASHINGTON—A bipartisan group of senators have reintroduced legislation intended to ensure that public companies are prioritizing cybersecurity and data privacy.

LONDON—The latest data on card marketing trends points to some significant shifts in the consumer finance space, including a 21% decline in card applications.

WATERFORD, Conn. – For the ninth consecutive year, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has been named the number-one residential mortgage lender in eastern Connecticut.

NEW YORK—Voice-controlled artificial intelligence is quickly moving to the automotive industry, with a lot of options to be found within cars, a new report indicates. As CUToday.info reported earlier, the auto manufacturers’ plans have also include ways to embed payments functionality in the in-car systems.

HAUPPAUGE, N.Y.–GrooveCar announced that its credit union partners have seen a 44% increase in indirect auto loans, the highest loan growth within a 12-month period since the company’s inception in 1999.