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ARLINGTON, Va. - Sandra Troutman is the newest kid on the NASCUS block, and she doesn't mind that one bit. The 35-year old Troutman joined the NASCUS management team as Executive Vice President of Government Relations on May 10. She replaced Jonathan Lindley who had served as vice president of...

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-Jean Howard, a community leader in Rochester, N.Y., will address the lunch crowd at NCUA's Partnering and Leadership Successes workshop on Oct. 11. Howard is executive director of Wilson Commencement Park, a welfare-to-work program, in Rochester that offers a wide array of services like job search assistance, life counseling,...

LATHAM, N.Y. - The difference between trust accounts and accounts held by a trust were the subject of a recent online, refresher question-and-answer format from the New York State Credit Union League. Joan Lannon, league compliance specialist for the league, reminded credit unions that they can indeed set up trust...

Some employers are fighting rising health care costs by helping staffers get healthy. According to experts, the creative low-cost solution can not only go a long way to curbing costs, but a healthier staff can also lead to other benefits ranging from greater productivity and reduced absenteeism to improved morale....

LATHAM, N.Y. - Did your credit union in New York lose money on a recent fraud case? If so, the New York Credit Union League wants to talk to you. In March 2004, BJ's, a big box retailer, announced that a security breach had compromised thousands of credit card accounts...

NEW YORK-On the eve of President George W. Bush accepting the Republican Party's nomination as a presidential candidate, the Tennessee Credit Union League and CUNA wowed the Tennessee delegation and lawmakers with a reception that soared to dizzying heights. The league and CUNA hosted a luncheon Sept. 1 during the...

CALABASAS, Calif. - Internet banking vendor Digital Insight has announced two departures and an addition in its senior management ranks. Elizabeth Murray, DI's executive vice president and chief financial officer, says she intends to resign to pursue other career opportunities. She'll stay on the job for a transition period and...

WASHINGTON-A newly released study by the Government Accountability Office concluded that there is "no compelling need" for credit unions to gain a secondary capital option that would count toward their net worth level for the purposes of Prompt Corrective Action. Three arguments that industry officials have been making are that...