Palash Ghosh

The New York credit union is touting double-digit growth for 2016.

Stephanie Sessum will succeed longtime CEO Nancy Walker.

This is the second consecutive year the credit union has returned dividends to members.

CUs tap new branch managers, Keesler names new CFO and other credit union professionals in the news.

Representatives from CUs in the U.S., Ireland, Brazil and Canada were on-hand to discuss a potential carve-out for FIs and other cooperatives.

From preparing Generations X and Y to replace baby boomers in leadership positions and enticing more demanding millennials to finding compliance talent and integrating divergent staffs post-merger, HR executives cited a variety of issues they expect to be tackling this year.

NCUA is teaming up with the CFPB to offer guidance related to new Home Mortgage Disclosure Act requirements.

While the rising interest rate environment has gotten a lot of attention, plenty of other factors will play a role in CUs’ financial fortunes in the year ahead, including a potential Dodd-Frank rollback, rising delinquencies and more.

Robins Financial recognizes trio of top employees, Numerica ramps up lending department and more CU professionals in the news.

Credit union technology executives and analysts suggest the industry must collaborate to work on three primary areas: cybersecurity, data and business intelligence and digital-first strategies.

Cathie Tierney helped place student-run branches in local schools and introduced a financial education course that is now required for high school graduation.

HeritageWest and SouthWest Community CUs have both maintained their name and logo as divisions of Chartway FCU since they were acquired in 2010.

More than 420 FIs across the country offer Kasasa’s checking and savings account services.

Housatonic Teachers will operate under its existing name as “a division of Nutmeg State Financial CU” for the duration of 2017.

Golden 1 CEO makes Women to Watch list, trio of presidents named to regional board and other credit union professionals in the news.

Most observers offered a unanimous prediction on the future of the NCUA board, but Trump’s selections to other key financial posts could be just as impactful for credit unions.

Credit union service organizations are required to register annually as part of a rule the regulator approved in 2013.

Kendall Speed will succeed Douglas Key, who led the credit union out of conservatorship when he was installed in 2009.

CP Federal CU in Jackson, Mich. and West-Aircom FCU in Beaver, Penn. have both named new leadership in the wake of CEO retirements.

The credit union has returned more than $1.75 million to members over the last seven years.