Lisa Freeman

The last time bankers won a major lawsuit against NCUA, CUs responded by creating one of the most powerful lobbying forces on Capitol Hill.

In a world where the 34 deaths caused by Hurricane Matthew was old news even before the storm blew itself out, how does ICU Day stack up?

In a move that surely surprised the benighted Wells Fargo, one of its big bank brethren has pledged not to take advantage of the scandal. Go figure.

Matz was appointed to NCUA twice, by two different presidents, and has in-the-trenches experience from her time as an executive vice president at a credit union.

We are all happy to see low unemployment numbers, but it also puts human resources in the spotlight when it comes to recruitment, retention.

Credit Union Journal’s much-anticipated special event is designed to showcase the people-helping-people philosophy of the CU movement.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has appointed eight new credit union representatives to its Credit Union Advisory Council.

The president of the technology giant’s credit union division is stepping down to get back into the fintech research arena he left some 11 years ago but will stick around for another seven months to help his successor, Vinnie Brennan, make a smooth transition.

In an industry steeped in tradition, sometimes it's hard to recognize when a long-held belief or practice has gone from time-honored to time-worn.

Time is running out to submit nominations for Credit Union Journal's 2016 Best Practices Awards. The deadline is Aug. 1.