Discrimination suits plague credit union
In the 21st century, it may be very difficult for most to believe that a credit union CEO would discriminate against an executive simply because of his religion. Yet that ...
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Grow with your members through loan participations
Credit union loan participations have increased by 61% between 2014 and 2017 as a percentage of their total outstanding loan portfolios. Listen in to understand the landscape of modern loan ...
An end-of-day strategy to stay effective
There are only so many hours in the day and they often seem to fly by. From meetings to email correspondence to employee drop-ins, a leader’s time can ...
Your credit union’s Cinderella story
I play in a tennis league where last season I went 4-1, and this season I’ve started out 2-0. I got a backhanded compliment once (no pun intended) that ...
When it comes to life insurance, simple matters
Think about the last product or service you bought. What drove your decision? If a combination of price, speed, and simplicity was the key—with a heavy emphasis on the ...
Cyber actors continue to exploit enterprise vulnerabilities
Exposing the Fraud Techniques Currently Favored by Cyber Criminals Cybercrime isn’t much different from traditional crime. More often than not, the motive is purely financial. That objective drives cyber ...
Nominations received for CUNA Board elections
CUNA has confirmed receipt of three nominations for the Board elections. The deadline for nominations and seconds is Nov. 6. In contested elections, voting will begin Nov. 12 and close ...
Big bank regulations loosened
The Federal Reserve announced this week that an interagency rule to loosen Volcker rule requirements on big banks has been finalized. NAFCU had urged the agencies to withdraw their proposed ...