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By limiting the credit offered to new borrowers during the pandemic, banks created an opening for installment lenders like Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna.
October 1 -
The National Credit Union Administration issued two prohibition orders and two notices of prohibition, bringing the yearly total to 20.
September 30 -
The $63 million-asset Texas Federal Credit Union in Dallas is combining with the $1.6 billion-asset Texas Trust Credit Union in nearby Arlington.
September 30 -
Dora Financial aims to reduce racial and economic disparities in access to banking.
September 29 -
Kenneth Orgeron, who was appointed acting president and chief executive after the recent departure of Jim Hayes, will remain at the helm of the Maryland credit union.
September 29 -
Failures and forced consolidation among smaller institutions could accelerate in 2022 and 2023 once the federal stimulus programs that have propped up the economy run their course, experts predict.
September 28 -
Billions in funds earmarked for credit unions under the Treasury’s Emergency Capital Investment Program and other federal programs couldn’t be used to meet risk-based capital requirements without the proposed change.
September 23 -
With an estimated $28.6 million in excess funding for 2021, the regulator chose to direct a portion of that sum to hiring and cyber protections.
September 23 -
SPIRE Credit Union and Midland Co-op Credit Union both began as Twin City Oil Co-ops Credit Union, but separated in 1940 at the recommendation of regulators.
September 22 -
Shelly Brown, who was most recently the credit union’s senior vice president of operations, was tapped to lead the institution.
September 22 -
Only one credit union has answered the National Credit Union Administration's call for feedback on how the industry views and uses cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
September 21 -
Community Owned Federal Credit Union in Charleston is the third institution that the National Credit Union Administration has closed this year.
September 20 -
Anthony Taylor was recently honored for his hard work in helping build Ascend into one of the largest credit unions in Tennessee. Taylor says he jumped at the opportunity to give back to the credit union that decades earlier welcomed him and other Black consumers when they struggled to find affordable credit elsewhere.
September 20 -
Josh Wooley succeeds Glenna Jarvis, who retired in June as president and CEO. Wooley had worked at a larger credit union across the Kansas state line.
September 16 -
Credit unions expanded perks and benefits for workers whose personal lives and jobs were rocked by the pandemic. The added costs are bearable and will be necessary to keep employees over the long term, executives say.
September 16 -
Rodney Hood, a member of the National Credit Union Administration's board, detailed plans, such as the formation of an Office of Innovation and Access, to foster collaboration between credit unions and the tech community.
September 15 -
Mike Warrell most recently headed Solano First Federal Credit Union in California.
September 15 -
Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union and Western Heritage Federal Credit Union plan to combine into an institution with more than $600 million of assets and roughly 40,000 members.
September 14 -
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Pentagon Federal Credit Union bought its own Cessna, citing safety considerations and the cost of commercial air travel during the pandemic. But the purchase has fueled bankers' criticism of how credit unions use their tax exemption.
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