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Contrary to claims of anticompetitive practices, manufactured housing industry leaders want to increase the number of lenders offering financing.

Democratic lawmakers want the Department of Education to retract findings from a review of loan servicers that its inspector general called "unsupported and inaccurate."

Hometown Community Bancorp in Morton, Ill., has agreed to buy Trivoli Bancorp in Trivoli, Ill.

The payments industry changes fast, and a business model that was viable just two years ago may be obsolete today. Some companies are making major updates to their strategies to stay ahead of these developments.

CUs have long bemoaned the growth of the industry’s compliance burden, but up until now, those complaints were backed only be anecdotal evidence. A new study puts concrete metrics in play.

The head of Midland States Bancorp in Effingham, Ill., is handing off one of his handful of titles to concentrate more on the big picture.

Longtime advocate of the Community Development Financial Institution program Cliff Rosenthal is thrilled to see it blossoming; but he also shares concerns for the growing pains that could be on the horizon.

A group of credit union executives all experienced an epiphany about the CFPB recently, but the big question is, did the regulator get it too?

Regulators are quick to laud "core" deposits and so-called stickiness, but the reality is that brokered deposits — especially CDs — have become some of the most stable and cost-effective funding available.

Strong growth continues, giving credit unions the opportunity to demonstrate the value they bring to their communities and the nation, but the ‘great divide’ between small and large CUs persists.