Troubled Debt Restructuring
By Keith Leggett Credit unions started reporting information on Troubled Debt Restructurings (TDR) at the end of 2012. The 5300 Call Report states that a TDR “means a restructuring in ...
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Shifting Social Media from “If” to “How”
Guest post written by Steve Richman, sales trainer and national spokesperson for Genworth Mortgage Insurance. Social media has been embraced by consumers — your members and potential members. Your employees are ...
Cloud Centric, Customer Focused, Enagagement Platforms
Corporate Communications have been ignored and pushed to the back office for far too long. As a result, brand managers and corporate marketing executives often struggle to provide a consistent ...
2013 Shaping Up as Busy Year in Mortgage Sector
By John McKechnie As the mortgage market meltdown continues to fade into the rear view mirror and is gradually replaced by a “new normal” of flat prices and anemic interest ...
Fast Facts: Dodd-Frank Cumulative Weight
The Financial Services Roundtable recently released another iteration of its Fast Facts, reliable, bullet-point research about issues facing the financial services industry. Topics span TARP, Dodd-Frank, insurance, lending, retirement savings ...
By the Time It’s a Regulation, It’s Too Late
by Katie Marisic, NAFCU’s Director of Political Affairs Dodd-Frank, which created the CFPB, was passed without much deliberation (and without NAFCU’s support) and is responsible for many of ...
7 Simple Social Media Fixes For Credit Union Marketers
The Financial Brand recently completed an audit of the social media activities from 600 different banks and credit unions. What we found was shocking: busted links, links to abandoned accounts, ...
From Over-Managing to Coaching
By Michael Neill, CSE This is our next-to-last “Missional Monday.” Today I want to follow up on our CUES Symposium: A CEO/Chairman Exchange session on missional leadership by initiating ...