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Their regulator has achieved for them by administrative fiat what they have been unable to accomplish in Congress.
August 13
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Teachers Credit Union's TCU Member Call Center has been certified as a "Center of Excellence" by BenchmarkPortal for the second year in a row.
August 13
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Credit Union Journal has dedicated portions of the Aug. 6 issue and this current issue to helping credit unions to prepare for their 2013 Strategic Planning sessions.
August 13
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Alternative revenue is the subject of a new white paper sponsored by CUNA's Operations, Sales & Service Council.
August 13
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To make your planning more effective, consider these components:
August 13
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Regulators currently entrusted with the task of policing Wall Street are facing a well-funded, well-connected and politically shrewd beast.
August 13
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Yes, the Wisconsin Republican opposed Dodd-Frank and supports the limited government that many bankers crave. But he'll also help harden the views of an electorate that's already leaning Obama's way.
August 13
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Many in the industry have criticized the length — 1,400 pages — of the CFPB’s recently proposed rule on mortgage disclosure forms and fees. Why so many pages in order to get simpler forms?
August 13
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The special inspector general for Tarp worked in the subbasement of the Treasury Department. Watchdogs given an inconvenient, dank, dark, dirty and desolate office maybe won't stay long.
August 10
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The former chairman of the Securities Industry Association jumps into the Glass-Steagall debate. But instead of championing the revival of Depression-era law that separated commercial and investment banking, he'd like to revive the SIA’s proposed legislation from the 1990s.
August 10