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CLEVELAND –– Hyland has released the latest version of OnBase, its single enterprise information platform for managing content, processes and cases.

LONDON—The U.K.’s Treasury Committee is calling for the “alpha male” culture in financial services to come to an end in a bid to help women in the sector to progress into senior roles.

LANSING, Mich. — Following an unexpected flood in Michigan’s upper peninsula that has left many residents in dire need of help, the Michigan Credit Union League and the Michigan Credit Union Foundation have each pledged $10,000 to the victims.

WASHINGTON—Federal banking regulators are being urged to not move forward with a rulemaking to loosen Volcker rule requirements as doing so "would revive the risky trading practices that contributed to the Great Recession and fundamentally degrade the stability and liquidity of capital markets."

WASHNGTON—NAFCU Regulatory Affairs Counsel Andrew Morris has provided feedback on a proposal to create a nonprofit association – the U.S. Faster Payments Council – that would coordinate the remaining implementation work identified by the Federal Reserve's payments task forces. NAFCU has served on the task forces since their inception in 2015.

NEW YORK—The counselor to the U.S. Treasury secretary last week offered a sneak peek of the department’s fourth and final report on the current financial regulatory system which calls for a new regulatory approach for fintechs.

DENVER–The long saga of Fourth Corner Credit Union and its efforts to begin serving the marijuana industry in this state continues to get a bit longer.

WASHINGTON–Primary races and run-offs are taking place in seven states today, with credit unions having taken active involvement in a number of those contests.

WASHINGTON–Both the House and the Senate are back in session this week before recessing for July 4, with legislation and hearings of interest to credit unions on the calendar.

LONDON–Numerous claims being made by proponents of cryptocurrencies and blockchain simply aren’t true and are often “absurd,” according to a newly released report.