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The National Credit Union Administration would require federally chartered institutions to have a plan in place to replace key positions amid concerns over consolidation and the aging of credit union leadership.
January 28 -
There's a lot of pent-up consumer demand for new cars, but credit unions face stiff competition from large banks and online dealerships. Some are stepping up marketing while others are eyeing new loan categories.
January 28 -
Rohit Chopra, the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, described many charges by banks, credit unions and fintechs as "junk fees" and said they often exceed the cost of providing the service. Several trade groups called Chopra's claims "distorted and misleading."
January 26 -
Some are eliminating their charges for overdrawn accounts in response to recent reforms by big banks and the consumer-friendly practices of neobank rivals.
January 26 -
The Winston-Salem-based organization, having been certified as a community development financial institution, plans to launch a lending program next year to meet the needs of the underserved consumers.
January 25 -
The credit union was certified as a community development financial institution, furthering its goal of improving the economic status of Tampa Bay-area residents.
January 24 -
Mary Madden joined the New York credit union in 1995 and has been its chief executive since 2002.
January 21 -
The Community Bankers Association of Illinois has proposed legislation to discourage credit union-bank mergers by imposing a fee that credit unions would have to pay when they purchase banks. Six Illinois community banks have been sold to credit unions since 2019.
January 20 -
Premier Bank is appealing the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance's decision to block its sale to GreenState Credit Union.
January 20 -
The Louisiana Credit Union League is nearing the launch of a social network that will allow its constituents to stay in touch even when they can't meet in person, whether due to the pandemic or natural disasters.
January 20 -
The economic and political conditions are in place for bank-credit union mergers to blow past last year's total of 13 despite the banking industry's strong opposition to them.
January 18 -
VyStar Credit Union in Jacksonville has been certified as a community development financial institution.
January 18 -
Joseph L. McGee, who has run the credit union for more than 20 years, will step down in March. Glenn Bryan, chief operating officer, has been named his successor.
January 18 -
Steve Bouras, who joined the credit union in 2016 as its vice president, took over for retiring CEO Brad Johnson.
January 13 -
Brian Knight of the National Association of State Credit Union Supervisors will prioritize collaboration with the National Credit Union Administration in his efforts to help state-chartered institutions stay competitive with federally chartered credit unions as well as community banks and fintechs.
January 12 -
South Carolina Federal Credit Union and G.H.S. Federal Credit Union plan to combine into an institution with roughly $3 billion of assets and more than 176,000 members.
January 11 -
Darrick Weeks takes over from Tom Knothe, who has been interim chief executive since June 2021.
January 11 -
Hundreds of bankers and credit union executives are seeking exemptions and changes to a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposal to collect race, ethnicity and gender information about small-business borrowers that they describe as burdensome and unworkable.
January 11 -
Matt Stephenson, who has worked at Rogue since 2004, will succeed Gene Pelham, who is retiring at the end of March.
January 10 -
Some community banks and credit unions worry that by hiring out-of-state workers to fill their many job openings, as other employers have done, they could erode community ties.
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