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MADISON, Wis. — World Council of Credit Unions is calling for 2016 Distinguished Service Award (DSA) nominations, the winners of which will be presented at the World Credit Union Conference set for July 17–20 in Belfast, Ireland.

WASHINGTON–Quicken Loans has lost a bid to move a legal case to a venue it believes to be more favorable, but said the denial does not change the merits of its argument.

MADISON, Wis.—The Filene Research Institute said it has entered into a collaboration with QCash, a digital lending platform that offers relationship-based underwriting, without credit check, to members in search of small, short-term unsecured loans.

WASHINGTON–A new report from its inspector general on a Federal Reserve audit is raising as many questions as answers related to security risks in the Fed’s systems.

HANSCOM AFB, Mass.–– Hanscom FCU Vice President of Mortgages Claire Beaudoin retired at the end of the year, after 10 years of service at the credit union and a long and distinguished career in mortgages and lending. Separately, Joshua Rakiey has been promoted to Assistant Vice President of Mortgage Sales.

WASHINGTON—Both NAFCU and CUNA expect the CFPB will be very active in 2016 with financial services regulations.

DES MOINES, Iowa–Saying they were seeking to achieve greater financial inclusion and more effectively reach diversified consumer segments, four community financial institution partners of TMG Financial Services (TMGFS) have expanded their credit card programs to include the agent-issuer’s new Secured MasterCard.

DENVER–A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a credit union founded to serve the marijuana industry that sought to force the Federal Reserve to issue it a master account number that would have allowed it to process electronic payments.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis.– Seven non-profit organizations received a boost thanks to the generosity of Royal Credit Union members.