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WASHINGTON—Federal Trade Commission Acting Chairman Maureen K. Ohlhausen has announced several internal process reforms in the agency’s Bureau of Consumer Protection intended to streamline information requests and improve transparency in Commission investigations.

WASHINGTON–The Independent Community Bankers of America has sent a letter to the FDIC objecting to a fintech’s application for deposit insurance.

ARLINGTON, Va. – Alicia Valencia Erb, who has nearly two decades’ experience in working with cooperative and credit union leaders, state trade associations and national credit union organizations, has been named as the new vice president of member relations for NASCUS.

FT. MEADE, Md.–The world’s largest credit union is absorbing Fort Meade Community CU here.

CHICAGO–Dozens of Chicago cab drivers took to the streets outside the offices of an attorney who represents a credit union here as part of a protest related to the foreclosures on taxi medallion loans, the values for which have plummeted as ride sharing services have emerged.

TAMPA, Fla.–Nearly 100 certified Credit Union Development Educators (CUDEs) gathered here to celebrate the 35^th anniversary of the Credit Union Development Education (DE) Program.

CHICAGO–Most borrowers were able to absorb their increased monthly payment obligations after the Federal Reserve Board rate hike in December 2016, according to a just-released analysis from TransUnion.

WASHINGTON–A Senate committee will hear today from a credit union exec with a message that if Congress doesn’t get secondary market reform right, many credit unions will not be able to make home loans to members.

ARVADA, Colo.–The $340-million Partner Colorado Credit Union has created Safe Harbor Services, LLC, a company to sell and distribute its Safe Harbor cannabis banking program.

PLANO, Texas–For credit unions to succeed, leaders should be curious about everything, according to one person who will soon be addressing credit unions.