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COSTA MESA, Calif. - MeridianLink, a provider of enterprise business applications to credit unions, has completed a direct integration of its LoansPQ Transaction Manager with Fannie Mae's automated underwriting system. With the direct connection to Fannie Mae, Meridian Link says credit unions can now seamlessly submit mortgage loan applications to...

PORTLAND, Ore. - Mortgage technology veteran Larry Oberhaus has joined electronic documents manager SwiftView Inc. in the newly created position of major accounts manager. Oberhaus will be representing the Portland-based company's Web-based SwiftSend LoanDocs solution to large venders in the southwestern United States, said company President Steve Bacheler. Oberhaus was...

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WASHINGTON-Two staff writers from The Washington Post paralleled the recent lobbying battle between Nextel and the rest of the industry and regulators to credit unions' grassroots efforts after the landmark AT&T Supreme Court case. The article explains how Nextel has not been very active politically, but now that it wants...

ARVADA, Colo. - When you're a $2.8 billion dollar corporate like SunCorp Corporate CU, a $5 million loss in the securities portfolio isn't exactly earth shattering, but SunCorp President/CEO Eric Kenealy wants credit unions to know safety and soundness is always the corporate's first priority. Standard & Poor's recently announced...

RALEIGH, N.C. - Nearly 50 credit union security executives and law enforcement personnel turned out here for the first open meeting of the Risk Management Council, a newly-formed committee of the North Carolina Credit Union League to fight robberies and cybercrime. "We had a great turnout with presentations by Raleigh...

McLEAN, Va. - Internet banking firm Online Resources Corp. announced that it has renewed contracts with four large financials with combined assets of $25 billion. Among the renewals is the $2.6 billion Citizens Equity First CU in Peoria, Ill. The CU has been a client since 2001. The other three...

WASHINGTON- Donald G. Ogilvie, president and CEO of the American Bankers Association for nearly 20 years, has announced that he will be retiring as of April 2005. ABA's Executive Vice President Edward L. Yingling will succeed Ogilvie at the helm of the trade association. "Don told the Board of Directors...