Palash Ghosh

Credit unions in both states continue to meet or beat their national average in a variety of growth metrics, according to the League of Southeastern CUs.

Credit unions are hiring and promoting new loan officers to ramp up a key area of their operations.

Kennedy, who succeeds retiring CEO Lee Hancock, has served in executive positions at a variety of other credit unions.

Both CUs have a history of serving members of the military.

One CU taps a new CFO and other leadership changes throughout the industry.

Bob Aresti will retire in November, and the credit union has retained Giombertti Associates to conduct a search for its next leader.

PSCU will provide processing and support services for 55 Corporate One CUs, representing nearly 100,000 cards and accounts.

With wave after wave of credit union CEOs retiring, new issues are being raised about best practices in succession planning, including whether the former CEO should stay on in some capacity after a replacement takes over.

TruStone taps a pair of new leaders, a CEO earns honorary degree and more credit union executives in the news.

The addition of these four credit unions brings the number of CUs served by the CUSO to nearly 200.

Crane CU recognizes top teller, execs elected to key boards and more CU reps in the news.

North Carolina has witnessed wave after wave of banking mergers and consolidations in recnet years, but analysts are mixed on whether or not the credit union can keep its vow in the modern economic landscape.

Tiny Kalamazoo Building Trades CU will merge into KALSEE Credit Union following its CEO's retirement and losses of more than $50,000 for each of the last two years.

Bob Marquette led the credit union for 31 years, overseeing an increase in assets from $400 million to more than $3.6 billion.

The combined institution will have more than $600 million in assets and serve more than 62,000 members.

CUNA CFO Council announces excellence awards and more credit union professionals in the news.

The credit union saw assets grow by 12.6 percent at the end of May, as it climbs ever-closer to the $5 billion-asset mark.

The half-dozen former credit union employees are barred form partcipating in the affairs of any federally insured financial institution.

The New York regulator's move is aimed at giving credit unions more opportunities to recruit new members and serve existing members.

Timothy Barthel will succeed Georgine Levine, who passed away in August 2016.