National Cooperative Bank

• 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."

• Catalyst Corporate Partners for CIF Investment

  By David Morrison  |  July 27, 2012

  Corporate offers another NCUF investment.

• Mercer Named CUNA Chairman

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  March 25, 2012

  CUNA has named Mike Mercer, president/CEO of Georgia Credit Union Affiliates, its new board chairman.

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  CUNA Names Mike Mercer New Chairman

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  March 20, 2012

  Mike Mercer, president/CEO of Georgia Credit Union Affiliates, has been named chairman of CUNA.

• Scoring the Corporate Credit Unions: Who Is Left Standing?: Online Only

  By Robert McGarvey  |  August 29, 2011

  The Aug. 31 deadline for capitalizing – a date self-imposed by multiple corporate credit unions – is here. Who’s left standing? Who is folding?

• Details Emerge on Iowa’s NCB-TMG Correspondent Offering

  By Robert McGarvey  |  August 11, 2011

  No new entity to be created; service to be offered to Iowa credit unions only.

• Bonds Discusses Corporate Mergers, Banks as 'Dark Side'

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  November 16, 2010

  The head of Alabama-based Corporate America Credit Union, Thomas D. Bonds, is speaking out this week on recent corporate developments, venting some strong views and projections.

• Bank Linkup in Iowa

  November 3, 2010

  With its corporate planning a wind down in 2011, Iowa credit unions took the first step last week in confronting the fallout from NCUA's corporate restructuring by signing a preliminary

• Iowa CU Leaders Applaud NCB Co-Op Plan

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  October 28, 2010

  Iowa credit unions cautiously congratulated themselves Thursday for handling the corporate dilemma by linking up with the National Cooperative Bank.

• Corporate Credit Union Fallout: Gimme Shelter

  By Sarah Snell Cooke  |  April 14, 2010

  This isn't a rehashing of the corporate credit unions' problems or legacy assets or placing blame. We'll learn about the agency's plans for the legacy assets soon enough (though it has been some time coming). This is about the discovery of next steps.