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• Idaho League CEO Sets Retirement Date

  By Marc Rapport  |  November 21, 2012

  After working in the credit union industry for more than 35 years, Idaho Credit Union League President/CEO Alan Cameron said he plans to retire June 30, 2013.

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  Alan Cameron Sets 2013 Retirement Date From Idaho League

  By Peter Strozniak  |  November 9, 2012

  Stepping down after more than 35 years in the industry.

• Credit Union CEOs Named to Fed Community Banking Panel

  By Marc Rapport  |  October 25, 2012

  Two credit union CEOs join eight bankers named to the Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council by the Federal Reserve.

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  Collaboration Among Competitors Makes Sense in Defending Against Checking Fraud

  By Lou Anne Alexander  |  October 16, 2012

  Credit unions must work together to outpace today’s fraudsters as Dodd-Frank change in withdrawal rules has unintended consequence.

• Fed Seen Rethinking How Insurance Companies Face Bank Stress Tests

  By Arthur D. Postal  |  October 4, 2012

  Analyst says recent action by the Fed regarding MetLife and its bank implies the Fed may be rethinking the use of bank metrics.

• FSOC Starts Clock on Designating A Non-Bank as Systemically Significant

  By Arthur D. Postal  |  October 2, 2012

  The Financial Stability Oversight Council has started the clock on a six-month process for designating a non-bank as systemically significant.

• Women to Watch 2012: The Industry Supporters

  By Myridam DiGiovanni  |  October 1, 2012

  Now we shine the spotlight on those women who have been tirelessly dedicated to providing support to credit unions.

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  Matz Initiates FFIEC Review Process

  By Heather Anderson  |  September 27, 2012

  NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz got the regulatory review ball rolling this week when she invited FFIEC principals to the NCUA Board Room.

• Middle Class Families Experience $10,500 Drop in Assets: Report

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  September 18, 2012

  Report from Consumer Federation of America and Primerica finds drop since 2007 in large part from falling housing prices.

• AIG on the Verge of Federal Regulation

  By Arthur D. Postal  |  September 10, 2012

  American International Group is on the verge of becoming the first insurance holding company ever regulated by the Federal government.