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Federal Home Loan Banks Are Ready Partners

By Peter Westerman

We agree with David Reiss that credit unions could benefit from increased competition resulting from a privatized mortgage market ("Professor Says CUs Should Back GSEs' Privatization," March 2, page 3) provided, as he states, that "they maintain their access on par with that of larger financial institutions." Otherwise, credit unions...

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March 30, 2011

NARFE Names Wye President/CEO

Effective April 2011, Martha Wye will be president/CEO of NARFE Premier Federal Credit Union.

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March 30, 2011

NJCUL’s Reality Check Provides a Wake-Up Call

Reality Check was the aptly chosen name for the New Jersey Credit Union League’s one and one-half day Atlantic City conference. Over the densely packed schedule of deep-dive presentations on topics of current interest to credit union executives, the several hundred attendees heard over and over two stark realities.

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March 30, 2011

Grappling With the World of Troubled Debt Restructuring Accounting

Credit unions certainly were not immune from the affects of the Great Recession. As a result of the downturn, many members have become delinquent on outstanding loans. Over the past few years, many credit unions have been forced to either reduce or renegotiate the debt owed to them by numerous...

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March 30, 2011

CU Employees Use NAFCU Class to Understand Regulatory Landscape

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Catherine Vallette-Kilroy recently spent a week listening to lectures during the day and studying for exams at night.

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March 30, 2011

Offspring Inspired O’Neill to Return to the Classroom

About 10 years ago, Vicki ONeills children were in their teens and early 20s.As they took on more and more adult responsibilities, she realized there was a need for them to get a formal introduction to handling finances.

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March 23, 2011

NCUA Unveils Interest Rate Risk Policies

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Federally insured credit unions with assets of more than $50 million and smaller ones with potentially risky loan portfolios would have to have policies to evaluate the institution’s interest rate risk exposure, set risk limits and test for interest rate shocks.

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March 23, 2011

Silver State Schools Credit Union Cuts Loss

The delay in reporting year-end results was far longer than expected, but the privately insured $718 million Silver State Schools Credit Union of Las Vegas managed to trim its year-ago losses by better than half to $21.4 million, though the CU still remained in a class as one of the...

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Federal Home Loan Banks Are Ready Partners

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Credit Union Management Stories

NARFE Names Wye President/CEO

NJCUL’s Reality Check Provides a Wake-Up Call

Grappling With the World of Troubled Debt Restructuring Accounting

CU Employees Use NAFCU Class to Understand Regulatory Landscape

Offspring Inspired O&rsquo;Neill to Return to the Classroom

NCUA Unveils Interest Rate Risk Policies

Silver State Schools Credit Union Cuts Loss

Offspring Inspired O’Neill to Return to the Classroom