HAMILTON, Ohio – A former loan officer for Chaco CU was sentenced to 180 days in prison and to serve 200 hours of community service after her release for theft of more than $30,000 from the credit union.
Michelle Gabbard, 31, in July pleaded guilty to stealing $32,200 while working as a loan officer at the credit union. In court on Wednesday, Gabbard paid the state full restitution.
She was taken into custody to immediately begin serving her sentence.
Industry lawyers and experts say the latest wrinkle in a long-running LPL-Ameriprise recruiting dispute shows why advisors should strongly consider retaining their own legal counsel when changing firms.
First Financial Bancorp in Cincinnati named Chief Financial Officer Jamie Anderson as president. The move positions Anderson as heir apparent to CEO Archie Brown, according to one analyst.
A federal judge said recent preemption rules from the National Credit Union Administration would bar Illinois from enforcing its interchange fee restrictions against federal credit unions.
Nearly half of respondents reported plans to claim benefits early, with many citing fears about the health of the Social Security program.
The former top executive at Nodus International Bank in Puerto Rico was sentenced to more than nine years in federal prison after he pleaded guilty to Venezuela sanctions evasion and wire-fraud conspiracy.
The latest Fidelity Investments M&A report displayed a trend that dealmakers had already been noticing: RIA buyers are getting more selective. But experts say sellers can still stand out with the right attributes, and they must find the right fit in the process.
