Paul Gentile

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  Steve Jobs Bio Hooks Up With N.J. League Ad

  By Myriam DiGiovanni  |  May 29, 2012

  New Jersey credit unions couldn’t ask for better placement for the New Jersey Credit Union League’s “Banking You Can Trust” ad at a local train station.

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  Commuter Rail Ad Placement Helps NJCUL Message

  By Myriam DiGiovanni  |  May 16, 2012

  New Jersey credit unions couldn’t ask for better placement for their league’s “Banking You Can Trust” ad at a commuter train station.

• NJCUL’s Gentile On Air With Geraldo

  By Myriam DiGiovanni  |  May 15, 2012

  New Jersey Credit Union League CEO Paul Gentile in panel discussion at jobs fair in New York City while staff mans booth to help spread the word on MBL.

• N.J. Governor Signs Muni Deposit Bill

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  August 31, 2011

  At the end it was touch-and-go, but at last New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed the municipal deposit bill empowering credit unions to start accepting government funds.

• NCUA Suits Call for Cost-Benefit Analysis

  By Paul Gentile  |  August 24, 2011

  Last week, the NCUA added to its list of targets by suing Goldman Sachs for $491 million for losses corporates endured due to mortgage-backed securities. This is the fourth suit filed by the NCUA against securities firms, seeking a total of $2 billion in damages.

• Municipal Deposit Bill Inked by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  August 22, 2011

  Credit unions win right to accept New Jersey public funds after governor, legislators turn back bank appeals.

• New Jersey League Throws Support to Corporate One’s CIF

  By Robert McGarvey  |  August 19, 2011

  Ohio-based corporate offers CIF program support with no obligation to join.

• New Jersey Lawmakers Pass Municipal Deposit Law

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  June 30, 2011

  Long-fought measure allowing credit unions to take government deposits now goes to governor for signing.

• New Jersey Panel Votes Out Municipal Deposits Bill

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  June 16, 2011

  Companion bill passed Garden State's Senate last year; unclear when measure will go up for full House vote.