Marian Raab

Regulators have reacted as expected, but large banks say they’re not vulnerable to the security flaw. Nonetheless, security questions remain.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate Banking Committee has postponed Tuesday's scheduled confirmation hearing of Mark McWatters to the NCUA board of directors due to inclement weather.

WASHINGTON -- Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright compared credit unions to a popular academy-award winning movie star during her keynote address Tuesday at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference here.

WASHINGTON -- Tony Blair had a rough day after he stepped down as Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Upon getting his first mobile phone the day after he left office, he sent his first text message to a friend, who replied: "Sorry, but who are you?"

The $27 billion State Employees' Credit Union is disaffiliating from the Credit Union National Association and the Carolinas CU League.

It was a disappointing finish Wednesday for Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray, who appeared for the second time on the popular game show Jeopardy!

Washington -- NAFCU announced Tuesday the winners of its 2014 Marketing Awards, which recognizes credit unions for their "creative and successful promotions and marketing materials."

HOUSTON -- Law enforcement officials here are looking for two men who robbed a Chartway Credit Union branch in northwest Harris County Thursday, getting away with an unspecified amount of cash.

NAFCU announced its top priorities for 2014, which include preserving the credit union tax exemption, ensuring secondary mortgage market access for CUs and embarking on a "full court press to hold merchants accountable for data breaches that they are responsible for causing."

As the impact of Target's data breach continues to widen, credit unions have been more responsive than banks when it comes to issuing new cards, according to two recent online surveys.

As the impact of Target's data breach continues to widen, credit unions have been more responsive than banks when it comes to issuing new cards, according to two recent online surveys.

Golden 1 Credit Union reported that approximately 67,000 members were affected by the massive Target Corp. card data breach. The credit union will replace all of their debit and credit cards.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Golden 1 Credit Union reported that approximately 67,000 members were affected by the massive Target Corp. card data security breach and it will replace all of their debit and credit cards.

Sacramento, Calif. -- Golden 1 Credit Union will replace the debit and credit cards of members affected by the Target data breach

San Antonio, Texas — Security Service FCU announced Tuesday that David E. Reynolds will step down as chief executive officer in March 2014 and will be succeeded by President Jim Laffoon.

WASHINGTON — U.S. consumers plan to increase their holiday spending over last year, according to a recent survey conducted by CUNA and the Consumer Federation of America (CFA).

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In a lively and long meeting, the NCUA Board Thursday passed next year's budget, told CUSOs they will have to start reporting some basic profile information and declared there will be no corporate assessment in 2014.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — NCUA announced Tuesday that it will receive nearly $1.42 billion as part of a $13 billion settlement with JPMorgan Chase and other companies over the sales of faulty mortgage-backed securities.

The House Financial Services Committee approved a bill Thursday morning that would extend share insurance coverage to all of the owners of funds held by lawyers in trust accounts.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. — NCUA clarified its expectations regarding credit unions' enterprise risk management systems in a recent supervisory letter.