Lawsuit filed after CEO’s death
Three hours after County Educators Federal Credit Union President/CEO Glenn South died at a New York City hospital on March 30, 2017, someone allegedly deleted documents from the executive’...
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More than half of student loan borrowers see the ROI
Student loan debt continues to trend upward and remains prominent in the news. LendKey has performed research to assess how borrowers felt about their college choices when considering their ability ...
3 tactics to fuel growth & decrease loan-to-deposit ratios
Has your organization seen decreased lending opportunities or have you had to downsize profitable lending programs as a result of your loan-to-deposit ratio? Have you had to borrow money from ...
Millennials and mortgages
In February 2019, Realtor.com released their 2018 Generational Propensity Report which outlined homebuying trends based on generational groups. Here are the biggest takeaways: Millennials passed Generation X as the ...
Lessons learned from the rise of “super apps” and the disruption of banking as we know it
Akshay Chopra leads the Dubai Innovation Center, a 4,000 square-foot facility helping Visa clients and partners build new payments experiences in Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa. ...
Identify and overcome procrastination tendencies
Procrastination is something we’re all guilty of. There are only so many hours in a day to get things done, and it’s easy to push things ...
CECL delay to 2023 proposed, comments due Sept. 16
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has issued its proposal on giving certain entities, including credit unions, additional time to implement the current expected credit loss (CECL) standard. The proposal ...
NY Fed: Household debt exceeds peak reached in 2008
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York this week released second quarter data on household debt and credit that showed total household debt reached a new high of $13.86 ...