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Apple Pay Traction; RBC CEO Mystery Shops

While NCUA's revised RBC rule is an improvement on the original proposal, NAFCU says it's still unnecessary.

The next year will be huge for fraud and security in retail. Most concern around risk management for the year ahead is focussed on system security and fraud management, which is crucial to today's transactions.

A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.

Hacker groups like Anonymous have announced plans to target banks that are helping to finance ISIS and other terrorist organizations. But it is governments, banks and regulators that need to work harder at rooting out the sources of ISIS's funding.

Former Miss America Bess Myerson helped overhaul Citi's consumer loan contracts in the 1970s. Then she turned her attention to cleaning up the bank's collections unit.

Immediately after NCUA unveiled its eagerly awaited revised risk-based capital proposed rule, some credit union executives took to Credit Union Journal's website to sound off on it.

Late last year, NCUA Board Vice Chairman Rick Metsger told attendees of the National Directors Roundtable Conference in San Diego that credit union board members are the first line of defense against internal fraud

RBC Takes Second Shot at U.S.; Dimon's Paycheck

Are mergers a good thing or a bad thing? Like beauty, it's very much in the eye of the beholder. On the cover of this issue, Credit Union Journal explores this very issue.