CUES News Archives

Future of floating rates: LIBOR endgame

Future of floating rates: LIBOR endgame

Originally utilized in 1969, LIBOR—the London Interbank Offered Rate—was officially adopted by the British Bankers Association in 1986 as a benchmark rate. It has subsequently become the global standard for the rate at [...]

A can-do attitude gets it done

A can-do attitude gets it done

You know what they say: The race doesn’t always go to the swiftest. Sometimes it goes to the person who hangs in the longest—making perseverance, rather than speed, what it takes to cross [...]

Offering access to funds to people who need it

Offering access to funds to people who need it

The credit union movement’s founding principle was for community members to pool resources so people in need of loans could have access to funds. I often look to these words for inspiration on the [...]

The 80-20 strategic scorecard

The 80-20 strategic scorecard

All of us are acquainted with the Pareto principle, which says that, for many outcomes, roughly 80% of effects come from 20% of causes. Better said: 80% of results derive from 20% of actions. What [...]

Leadership Matters: Solving the right problems

Leadership Matters: Solving the right problems

In 2007, on the cusp of the great recession, I became the executive director of one of the largest government agencies in Utah. Little did I know the critical lessons I would soon learn about [...]

The massive Microsoft Exchange attack: Who has your back?

The massive Microsoft Exchange attack: Who has your back?

The Microsoft Exchange Server hack is pervasive, and the critical vulnerabilities have the potential to be exceptionally impactful on organizations ranging from small to global enterprises. While many companies assume their Microsoft Exchange Servers were [...]

Three-tier diversity engagement initiative

Three-tier diversity engagement initiative

Everence Federal Credit Union is a faith-based credit cooperative serving more than 30 church denominations and networks with historic roots or relationships with the Anabaptist faith community. Aphaphanh Nussbaum, MBA, SHRM-SCP, the credit union's diversity [...]