Ken McCarthy is a reporter at Credit Union Journal, and a former reporter for American Banker and S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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First City Credit Union in Altadena, California, named Nav Khanna president and chief executive. He was most recently executive vice president and chief operating officer at Travis Credit Union in Vacaville, California.
By Ken McCarthyJune 1 -
The National Credit Union Administration barred three former credit union employees from participating in the affairs of any federally insured depository institution.
By Ken McCarthyMay 31 -
Denise Floyd is retiring as the head of Fort Sill Federal Credit Union in Lawton, Oklahoma. The $365 million-asset credit union hired Cornerstone Resources to find its next leader.
By Ken McCarthyMay 31 -
The $384 million-asset OUR Credit Union in Royal Oak, Michigan, hired Darren Cameron to replace the retiring Tina Dix as its new president and CEO.
By Ken McCarthyMay 27 -
Bankers are not pleased with a new bill introduced by Maxine Waters, D-Calif. — aiming to help underserved markets — that would expand credit unions' membership and remove restrictions on their business lending.
By Ken McCarthyMay 26 -
Some U.S. credit unions are hopeful that rising employment and auto lending activity will bring consumers back, countering the effects of inflation and rate hikes that have weighed on growth.
By Ken McCarthyMay 23 -
Patrick Totten plans to step down from his leadership position at the Florida institution after a successor is chosen.
By Ken McCarthyMay 19 -
Pete Gates, president and CEO of Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union in Clinton Township, Michigan, will retire at the end of 2022. The search has begun for his successor.
By Ken McCarthyMay 18 -
DFCU Financial in Dearborn is acquiring the $689 million-asset First Citrus Bank, a subsidiary of First Citrus Bancorp. in Tampa.
By Ken McCarthyMay 12 -
The quartet have formed United Financials Capital, a credit union service organization that will allow its founders to fund larger loans than they would be able to individually.
By Ken McCarthyMay 11