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A number of regulatory reforms backed by the credit union lobby made it through the House-Senate conference process.

Add retail customers to the list of groups raising concerns about possible high-pressure product-sales tactics at Wells Fargo; many of them are considering jumping ship in response, according to a new survey of customer attitudes at big banks. However, Wells' rivals shouldn't celebrate — they are at risk of losing customers, too, for a variety of reasons.

Winners of Credit Union Journal’s annual awards offer insights into innovative programs that have made a real difference at their credit unions—and the best part: they’re all things you can adapt at your CU, too.

Firstmark Credit Union and St. Joseph’s Credit Union in San Antonio, Texas, have finalized an agreement for the two to merge.

Five credit unions across the country have signed up to participate in HomeAdvantage to help bolster their mortgage programs.

NexBank in Dallas has bought College Savings Bank in Princeton, N.J.

Sage Bank in Lowell, Mass., has agreed to pay about $1.2 million to settle Justice Department allegations of discrimination against minorities in mortgage lending.

Services are cropping up that help banks analyze bitcoin transactions for signs of criminal behavior such as money laundering. But such services come with their own risks.

The prepaid card giant Green Dot is getting into the matchmaking business.

Business leaders know their enterprises thrive on efficiency and productivity. But learning to capitalize on those goals for maximum returns – well, that's another challenge altogether.