Ohio Credit Union League

• Debit Card Breach Hits Ohio Credit Unions

  By Natasha Chilingerian  |  June 27, 2011

  A debit card fraud breach that began swarming Northeast Ohio in April is said to have affected tens of thousands of accounts and dozens of financial institutions, including at least seven credit unions.

• Ohio League: CUs Hit by Debit Card Fraud Contain Losses on Own

  By Natasha Chilingerian  |  June 22, 2011

  League says no takers on its offer for help.

• Ohio Credit Unions Hit By Debit Card Fraud, More Than 200 at One CU

  By Natasha Chilingerian  |  June 21, 2011

  Ohio League says breach shows how financial burden falls on credit unions, not retailers.

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  Ohio League, WOCCU to Work With Romanian Federation

  June 13, 2011

  The Ohio Credit Union League and the World Council of Credit Unions have committed to helping a small Romanian group take on the task of modernizing that country’s credit union system.

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  Ohio Credit Union League Forges Pact With Romanian Federation

  By Marc Rapport  |  June 3, 2011

  Groups hope to modernize country's regulations for credit unions to help shake off vestiges of Soviet rule, align with European Union standards.

• John McKechnie Signs On With Missouri Credit Union Association

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  April 27, 2011

  Former top NCUA aide John McKechnie, now with a Washington consulting firm, is enhancing his lobbying profile.

• Corporate One Elects Three Board Members

  By Jonathan Londino  |  April 21, 2011

  Columbus, Ohio, corporate names local CEO as its new chair.

• William Herring Society Debuts In Ohio

  April 20, 2011

  The William A. Herring Society was created to recognize CU directors, CEOs and employees.

• McKechnie Cites 'Oz' in Ohio, Signs Up With Missouri

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  April 15, 2011

  Former NCUA staffer John McKechnie told a group of Ohio credit union leaders that the climate in Washington is akin to the Land of Oz.

• Ailing CDCUs Stir Debate Over Future Viability

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  April 13, 2011

  The industry debate over the propriety of the public campaigns of small, deeply troubled inner city credit unions to raise capital among other CUs and the citizenry has generated lively and sometimes strident rhetoric.