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Wolf Point Federal Credit Union in Montana has named Shelly Stovern as its next chief executive.

JPMorgan Chase investment bank head Daniel Pinto said internal technology projects, including those focused on blockchain, big data and robotics, will be a "major priority" next year.

Northwest Bancorp. in Spokane, Wash., has announced that Chief Executive Randall Fewel will retire at the end of the year.

The age of Google Glass may be over, but 2015 saw wearable technology emerge in more subtle forms such as watches, rings and other items that appear more trendy than geeky. The payments industry is working to make the most of this fashionable trend.

Zurich Insurance Group agreed to buy a Wells Fargo crop-insurance business for as much as $1.05 billion as the Swiss company puts to work excess cash left over from a separate takeover bid that it abandoned this year.

State Street said it incorrectly invoiced at least $200 million in asset servicing expenses to clients over a period of 18 years.

Carver Bancorp in New York, like many community banks, seems to be back on track after surviving the financial crisis. But the company, and CEO Michael Pugh, have an new objective - figuring out how to stay relevant with younger customers.

Atlantic Capital Bancshares in Atlanta has agreed to sell seven branches in Tennessee in two separate deals.

Perhaps even more interesting than the blockchain project unveiled this week is how it came to be — and who is behind it.

Credit Union Journal asked technology executives at credit unions and CUSOs across the nation to share what new technology solutions would make 2016 more merry and bright—and productive.