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In the United States, outlining a different narrative about what happened in the financial crisis opens one to political attack.

The credit card industry's proposed deal to settle long-pending retailer lawsuits set insiders chattering, divided over how much each side won and lost in the deal.

The cost of Dodd-Frank is driving banks to charge more for checking accounts and, in turn, driving more customers out of the banking fold and into the prepaid world, writes a compliance specialist at Hancock Bank.

Directors and officers liability coverage is an unpopular topic of conversation at board meetings. But directors who shirk their responsibilities in this area may one day find their claims denied.

Why would a bank issue prepaid debit cards to its customers? It's an inferior product for consumers and banks alike. Issue prepaid credit cards instead, with four times the interchange.

Big banks' boards keep missing increased risk and poor internal controls. Their auditors, supposedly shareholders' first line of defense against poor financial disclosure, material misstatements and fraud, have been silent.

Louis Hernandez, Jr., Chairman and CEO of Open Solutions Inc., shares obstacles and promises for economic recovery.

Denise Cooper, CEO of Upper Cumberland Federal Credit Union sends a thank you to CU Journal.

You never know what you're going to get when it's a futurist on the agenda; in other words, it's hard to predict the futurist.

David Savoie, president and CEO of Louisiana Corporate, reflects on the good in U.S. Central Bridge Federal Credit Union.