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CU Times covers the NCUA, CUNA, NAFCU, CFPB as well as Congress to keep credit union executives up-to-date on regulatory and compliance changes coming out of Washington, D.C.
Senate Banking Committee set to make revisions to the bill during Wednesday's meeting.
A survey was sent to CU leaders last week to gather information about services the new organization should offer members.
CUNA, NAFCU counter arguments by prominent Republicans who support bills to limit credit card interest and swipe fees.
Otsuka's nomination comes as Board Member Rodney Hood's term expired in August.
The rule amends regulations on loan participations, eligible obligations, and notes of liquidating CUs.
Let's examine a case that may make agencies think twice about the legal basis of the authority they are exercising.
For the first time in its history, GAC is open to NAFCU members.
A letter to Senate and House leaders comes as senators try attaching the bill to a bill funding the government.
It might be the opportune time to advance the issue of financial education in our schools.
NCUA chair says lack of authority to monitor CUSOs and other key vendors is a "growing regulatory blind spot."