Ten weeks remain until Great Britain is set to leave the European Union, but the chaos of the entire Brexit process brought much of the British credit union industry's regulatory priorities to a halt.

CUNA and NAFCU both issued letters to the National Credit Union Administration suggesting ways federal credit union bylaws could be amended.

George Rudolph will take over at Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union in April as the institution's current president, Greg Smith, retires.

The deal for Citizens State Bank is part of VyStar's plan to expand throughout Florida and Georgia.

There are many contenders working towards developing a universal digital ID system. CULedger will test its offering later this week with a rollout scheduled for the second half of 2019.

The Gray, Tenn.-based institution has named Kelly Smith as its temporary leader after Ron Scott resigned to move closer to family. He subsequently passed away.

Despite the ongoing federal work stoppage, some scheduled activities are still taking place this week in Washington.

The South Carolina institution has returned more than $31 million to members over the last 22 years.

The Ohio-based corporate has unveiled Sherpa Technologies, a credit union service organization intended to help CUs better navigate the tech landscape for financial institutions.

The Michigan Credit Union League donated money to the Children's Miracle Network every time an institution posted a video of its employees dancing to "In My Feelings" by Drake.

With government workers off the job, some credit union call centers are extra busy as worried members reach out with questions.

From canned food drives to sponsoring a 5k race, here is a look at how credit unions are making a difference.

Gail Enda is taking over at the $7 billion-asset institution as its outgoing leader, Angie Owens, takes a job with American Airlines.

Three credit unions will receive $18,000 each and work with the Center for Financial Services Innovation to track the strength of certain products and services.

The trade association is seeking $100 million from credit unions over three years in support of its "Open Your Eyes" campaign.

As government employees carry on without pay, Cabrillo Credit Union and others must balance liquidity concerns with staying out of a political fight.

Members prize good customer experience so to meet this expectation institutions need to develop a strategy for APIs.

Last year Corporate Central returned more than $725,000 to its member credit unions, bringing the three-year total to $1.8 million.

President Trump has threatened that the closure may go on for a prolonged period. This could lead to higher loan delinquencies at credit unions that serve federal workers.

The banking industry is unduly worried that recent credit union deals could open the door for anyone to join.