Credit Union Times

NCUA Nominee’s Long and Winding Road: Editor/Publisher's Column

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 20, 2013

Last week Credit Union Times, via CUTimes.com, broke the story that former Oregon Senator Rick Metsger was going to the be the White House’s nominee to fill the vacant seat on the NCUA Board, later confirmed by the administration.
NCUA Nominee’s Long and Winding Road: Editor/Publisher's Column

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 16, 2013

If recent history is any indicator, nomination to the NCUA Board is no assurance of joining the NCUA Board, at least not quickly.
THINK Teams Debate Pace of Change Within the Industry

By David Morrison | May 15, 2013

CHICAGO — Credit union executives attending CO-OP Financial Services recent THINK 2013 Conference heard two teams of executives and a panel of experts debate whether the credit union industry needs to make measured changes to face future challenges or massive changes.
Credit Union Embezzlement Up in 2012: Report

By Peter Strozniak | May 14, 2013

Study finds 18 cases of inside theft, up from eight in 2011. Overall, 33% of embezzlements, report said, stemmed from gambling.
Editor/Publisher’s Column: Disruptive Voices of Love Shout Out

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 8, 2013

The audience at CO-OP’s THINK conference was enthralled with Newark Mayor Cory Booker’s story of working to clean up his city. They were entranced by the sprite-like singer Daria Musk’s atypical rise to stardom, not to mention her powerful voice. Both speakers brilliantly met the expectations set by theme of...
Financial Struggles at Dayton Credit Union Attract Notice

By Peter Strozniak | May 3, 2013

Montgomery County Credit Union leaders pin woes on mismanagement.
Onsite Coverage: Teams Debate Massive vs. Measured Change

By David Morrison | May 2, 2013

CHICAGO — Spirited exchange marks a final-day session at CO-OP Financial Services’ THINK 13 conference.
NCB Nabs Southeast Corp’s Stewart to Woo CU Correspondent Clients

By Heather Anderson | May 1, 2013

National Cooperative Bank executive calls banks' BSA reasons for dumping credit unions "an excuse."
On the Hook For Nearly Half a Million

By Heather Anderson | April 17, 2013

Final arbitration award documents obtained by Credit Union Times reveal a legal dispute between Ken Burns and the billion-dollar Tech CU, where he formerly served in the corner office.
Financials Don’t Reveal Why NCUA Liquidated Shiloh of Alexandria

By Heather Anderson | April 13, 2013

As of Dec. 31, Shiloh of Alexandria FCU reported 16.52% net worth, 1.08% delinquent loans, no charge offs and ROA of 1.37%.