Compliance

Symphony, the instant messaging service supported by fifteen large banks, says it will be ready to roll on Sept. 15 despite the objections of Sen. Elizabeth Warren and regulators who fear its encryption technology will impede supervision.

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP has named Marco Santori to head a team at the lawfirm that's focused on digital currency and blockchain technology.

Hoteliers, U.S. military brass and bankers are in very different lines of work, but they share at least one common concern—cybersecurity.

Linda Juhan and Karen Zunk-Wolf received the orders from the NCUA and will be prohibited from participating in the affairs of any financial institution that is federally insured.

Though a recent poll shows strong support among credit union professionals for Donald Trump's presidential candidacy, analysts caution that opinions could change greatly by the time the 2016 election rolls around.

In the digital age, financial data is both a commercial tool and a means of detecting criminal activity. This leaves multinational financial institution issuers, especially those that operate in both the United States and the European Union, at risk for fines and litigation.

After years of heated debate, NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz has announced the federal regulator will open up the methodology it uses to calculate the OTR to public comment. Here, CU Journal offers a look at how and why OTR was created, and how we got to this point.

The National Association of Federal Credit Unions is calling for stricter regulation of marketplace lending.

A data breach-related court case involving Wyndham hotels and new Defense Department rules governing contractors provide banks some dos and don'ts in bringing vendors' security practices into line.

The National Association of Federal Credit Unions is calling for stricter regulation of marketplace lending.