Until recently, business continuity plans focused primarily on natural disasters and cyber events. That changed quickly with the onset of the coronavirus outbreak and protests over the murder of George Floyd, which require credit unions [...]
Credit union-supported candidates saw several victories in primary elections Maine and runoff elections in Alabama in Texas Tuesday. Candidates were backed by state credit union Leagues and CUNA’s political action committee, the Credit Union [...]
Attorney David Reed, partner with Reed and Jolly, delivered this advice to credit unions during a CUNA compliance roundtable about returning to work amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic: Being comfortable with uncertainty will be a [...]
Due to the rapidly evolving landscape, researching and analyzing various sources to compile reliable data and extract insights steals valuable strategic planning time. With so many competing priorities, it can be extremely challenging to identify [...]
A website has been launched for credit unions and other financial institution plaintiffs to file claims in the settlement reached in the Equifax data breach lawsuit. CUNA, Leagues and credit unions are among the plaintiffs [...]
CUNA continued its engagment with the Federal Communications Commission by sending a joint letter supporting FCC’s goals of eliminating illegal automated calls but working to ensure consumers receive important, time-sensitive calls from financial institutions, [...]
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday joined the debate over what qualifies as an autodialer under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), agreeing to hear Facebook Inc. v. Duguid. According to the order issued [...]
Nikki Badje wanted to transform the human resources (HR) department from one viewed as solely responsible for hiring and firing into a department that focuses on employee engagement and development. It was a goal Badje [...]
Credit unions recognize that financial inclusion and access to capital are critical to ensuring the survival of many of our nation’s most vulnerable small businesses, especially women- and minority-owned businesses (MWBEs), CUNA wrote to [...]
CUNA wrote to the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government (FSGG) on Tuesday to express concern that the administration’s budget request does not include adequate funding for the Community Development Financial [...]
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Kathy Kraninger on Tuesday issued a ratification of prior regulatory actions taken by the CFPB. The ratification covered actions the Bureau took from January 4, 2012 through June 30, [...]
In a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), CUNA and other organizations expressed concerns that legitimate calls are continuing to be blocked by voice service providers (VSP) under the STIR/SHAKEN caller identification framework [...]
CUNA supports that would make modernizations to the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act’s provisions regarding requirements to consent to electronic disclosures. The E-Sign Modernization Act of 2020 was introduced Thursday by [...]
Lifting the credit union member business lending (MBL) cap would help small businesses and low-income families disproportionately impacted by the lockdowns, Young Voices’ John Kristof wrote this week on the Foundation for Economic Education site. [...]
Lately, the majority of your focus has probably been on your daily operations, but with 2020-2021 CUNA Environmental Scan (E-Scan), available July 1, you can lean on credible insights from top industry experts to start [...]
