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Forcing traders to strap computers on their heads may sound extreme, but consider the current threat. Saving billions from trading losses might take the sting out of the loss of privacy.

An honest debate over our "too big to fail" problem and a sound policy response are incompatible with a wait-and-see approach to the laws already on the books.

If we're powerless to break up the banks, we're also powerless to bail them out should they fail. Bloated size, leverage and managerial dysfunction will do the work the public can’t.

Credit Union Journal's Frank Diekmann explains why credit unions must proactively tell members why they need them.

Michael E. Fryzel explains why paying credit union board members could hurt the credit union movement.

When it comes to success in sales, the most productive organizations have sales systems-the progression of sales cultures-that generate measurable, reliable, and predictable results.

Thomas Schutz, SVP-general manager of Experian QAS, explains why credit unions need to come up with ways to improve data accuracy across channels.

Viewed through the framework provided by the economist Nassim Taleb, a centrally directed financial system with uniform risk management and prescribed products is fragile.

If regulators have the will and the authority to resolve "too big to fail," now is the time to act. The prospect of several more years without resolution is terrifying.

Disruptions like Bitcoin can cause massive value destruction and massive value creation.