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The industry needs to establish a clear set of rules and standards so safe and secure financial data access and sharing continues unrestricted.

Credit unions are taking part in all manner of community events and donating time, money and resources to better the lives of the members they serve.

Lots of countries are making big changes to their payment ecosystems, with lots of public fallout. By contrast, Canada's efforts appear much more subdued.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to revive a $5.7 billion settlement of retailer claims that Visa and Mastercard improperly fixed credit card swipe fees, in a rebuff that could mean years of additional litigation.

By bending over backward when borrowers trade in an older car for a new one, lenders are said to have embarked down an unsustainable path. The warning, by Moody’s, adds to concerns about credit quality in auto lending.

We need to continue the dialogue between state regulators and fintech firms on a broad range of important issues impacting this growing industry.

Large banks may collaborate to reduce back-office expenses; survey says banks give in to customers who ask for reduced fees.

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Having a loan officer on-hand at closing boosts member satisfaction and improves CUs' relationships with real estate agents and title companies.

As trends in payments technology take hold or taper off, it's safe to say that one is firmly entrenched: The shift to mobile and integrated point of sale devices.