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CLEVELAND The FBI launched a nationwide search for Alex Spirikaitis, CEO of Taupa Lithuanian CU, in connection with a fraud that sunk the $24-million credit union earlier this week.
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WASHINGTON A leading credit union executive urged lawmakers this afternoon to maintain a role for the federal government in whatever reform scheme they adopt for the secondary mortgage market, even as a House proposal would eventually phase out the government role.
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PLEASANTON, Calif. Patelco Credit Union said Erin Mendez, a senior executive with 35 years of experience in the financial services sector and other industries, has been named its new CEO.
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MONTPELIER, Vt. Vermont State Employees CU, the largest state chartered and only statewide credit union in Vermont, announced the planned retirement of Steve Post, who has served as president and CEO of the now $610 million credit union since 1990.
July 18 -
WASHINGTON The Senate Banking Committee this morning vote to endorse former Oregon Senator Richard Metsger for the NCUA Board and sent the nomination on for a vote by the full Senate.
July 18 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. The NCUA Board is expected at next weeks meeting to charge credit unions around $825 million for its fourth annual corporate assessment, bringing the total cost of the corporate credit unions failures to almost $11 billion.
July 18 -
NORTH CANTON, Ohio Diebold announced this morning it has partnered with mobile wallet provider Paydient to enable consumers to withdraw cash from ATMs using their smartphones.
July 18 -
ROARING SPRING, Penn. Gene Biddle, CEO of Spring Mill Employees FCU until last month, died July 14 at age 78.
July 17 -
PLANO, Texas InTouch CU, which recently acquired nearby Dr. Pepper Employees FCU, has applied to state regulators to serve the 19,000 employees of Dr. Pepper Snapple Group and its subsidiaries.
July 17 -
NEEDLES, Calif. Desert Communities FCU has moved into its new location, an old Bank of America building.
July 17 -
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio New leadership is temporarily in place at CES CU after the removal of Kelly Schermerhorn, president of the $125-million credit union.
July 17 -
AUSTIN, Texas The Texas CU Department on Wednesday said it will start telling state chartered credit unions their state CAMEL code beginning in September.
July 17 -
ATLANTA First Data Corp., which continues to hemorrhage red ink from its 2007 leveraged buyout by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., is suspending 401(k) contributions to employees and replacing cash bonuses with stock as part of its new CEOs strategy to return the processing giant to profitability.
July 17 -
WASHINGTON A new analysis by Co-Ops for Change asserts that U.S. Central FCUs losses are likely to be far less than projected.
July 17 -
BRUSSELS, Belgium The European Union is proposing to settle a long-running antitrust probe regarding Visa and MasterCard by capping interchange fees on card transactions, which the Federal Reserve did for U.S. debit transactions a year ago.
July 17 -
LOS ANGELES A federal judge today rejected claims by Standard & Poors that its boasts of its ratings impartiality were nothing more than public relations puffery aimed at but not to be relied on by investors like WesCorp FCU and Eastern Financial Florida CU to buy what turned out to be billions of dollars of faulty mortgage-backed securities that led to their failures.
July 17 -
SOLON, Ohio The CEO of Taupa Lithuanian CU, being sought on fraud allegations, apparently escaped a stand-off with police and the FBI this morning and is now at large.
July 17 -
SOLON, Ohio -- The CEO of Taupa Lithuanian CU, who is being investigated in this weeks failure of the $24 million credit union, is refusing to surrender to police, prompting a standoff at his home here last night into this morning.
July 17 -
DENVER Accenture, formerly known as Anderson Consulting, yesterday said it has agreed to acquire Mortgage Cadence one year after Mortgage Cadence acquired Prime Alliance, provider of mortgage services for more than 1,900 credit unions.
July 16 -
MILWAUKIE, Ore. Clackamas Community FCU has named Mary Greco, its executive vice president, as president and CEO of the $250-million credit union.
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