Credit card submission agreement rules may be temporarily benched
by: Jane Pannier It’s a red-letter day when a cumbersome process is retired for the new and improved. The CFPB has recognized the glitches with the portion of Regulation ...
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How to structure your credit union for innovation
by: Matt Calman Innovation, we can all agree, is critical for success, and even survival, in today’s fast-evolving banking industry. At the same time, as every banker knows, innovation ...
Moving to Mars to find more time in the day
by: Laurel Stiller Sometimes solutions to big problems appear in the most unexpected places. In my case, a solution appeared while helping my daughter with a recent science project about ...
Why analytics requires standard data sets
With systems designed to capture a robust amount of data on every transaction that occurs throughout the credit union, standard data sets are required to form strong analytics. by: Nate ...
4 step plan to credit union cloud readiness
In the Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity (DR/BCP) planning world we use the saying “It’s not IF something happens, it’s WHEN“. The same is now being said for ...
5 reasons risk management people are brilliant
by: Anthony Demangone Yesterday, I spoke with nearly 200 risk management people attending NAFCU’s Regulatory Compliance School. I use the term “risk management” to include internal auditors, compliance professionals, ...
Member rewards and the modern consumer
In today’s ultra-competitive credit/debit landscape, the benefits offered can make a substantial difference in a consumer’s mind. Like many other aspects involved in the buying experience, rewards ...
Future considerations for tokenization
by: Brandon Kuehl Tokenization, or the replacement of sensitive payment data with a unique identifier called a token that cannot be mathematically reversed, has a number of implications for financial ...