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WASHINGTON - Gold Banc Corp., the bank holding company suing CUNA over alleged trademark infringement, has subpoenaed 103 credit unions and 14 credit union organizations in its case. The subpoenas require that the credit unions and organizations produce voluminous records of when and how they have used the CUNA trademarked...

NEW YORK - Cliff Rosenthal, executive director of the National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, did his part in helping launch the new .coop domain name. Rosenthal participated in a .coop kick-off ceremony, "Live from New York", held at the office of 1st Rochdale Cooperative in New York City....

DALLAS - Participating in the Financial Institution Data Match program, credit unions along with other financial institutions in the state have helped the Texas Attorney General Office collect more than $1 million in back child support. The FIDM program is a national system of financial institutions operating in more than...

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Results of an independent study conducted by QualPro, a leading independent quality testing and consulting company, found that checks produced by Deluxe Corp. using the company's proprietary printing process have a "significantly" lower magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) rate than checks produced by the leading competitive...

Robins Federal Credit Union, Warner Robins, Ga., Vice President of Human Resources Barbara Siegfried has earned certification as a senior professional in human resources. In addition HR Manager Tracey Harrelson has earned certification as a professional in human resources. To be come certified by the Human Resource Certification Institute, applicants...

SAN DIEGO - CUSO Financial Services, a leading broker-dealer and investment advisor for credit unions, sold its last six limited partnership units in its Phase III capital offering to Member Gateways, LLC. The purchase by Member Gateways, a CUSO owned by 21 of some of the largest CUs in the...

The new NCUA Board was on display for the first time at the February meeting. (From left) JoAnn Johnson, Chairman Dennis Dollar and Deborah Matz worked through a relatively light agenda. See story page 22.

WASHINGTON - At the February NCUA Board meeting newcomers JoAnn Johnson and Deborah Matz demonstrated how quickly they can come up to speed on issues, and Matz indicated how independently she may think as she abstained from one of her first votes as a NCUA Board Member. The abstention came...