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Court Rules in PSECU's Favor on BJ's Card Breach Case

By Lindsey Siegriest

PHILADELPHIA -- The U.S. Third Circuit Court in Philadelphia ruled in the favor of Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union yesterday on an appeal the credit union made to a breach of contract claim against BJ's and Fifth Third Bank.

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On Site Coverage: Dorety Says Australian Model of CEO Income Reporting Might Provide Compromise

Hong Kong -- Tom Dorety, CEO of the $6.1 billion Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union and chairman of the CUNA board of directors said that the way Australian credit unions address disclosing the income of credit union executives and board members might provide a compromise model in the U.S.

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July 15, 2008

On Site Coverage: Is Integration the Way Forward?

HONG KONG -- Should credit unions in different countries around the world consider integrating some of their functions to help them sharpen their competitive edge in their markets?

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July 15, 2008

On Site Coverage: Is Integration the Way Forward?

HONG KONG -- Should credit unions in different countries around the world consider integrating some of their functions to help them sharpen their competitive edge in their markets?

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July 15, 2008

On Site Coverage: CU Movement Worldwide Still Growing, Crear Says

HONG KONG -- Credit unions worldwide continue to grow and make progress even as they strive to adapt to shifting economic, social, political and even conflict situations, according to WOCCU CEO Pete Crear.

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July 15, 2008

On Site Coverage: Australian Credit Unions Affirm Card Brand's Position on Interchange

HONG KONG -- Australian credit union executives attending this year's World Credit Union Conference have largely validated Visa and MasterCard's position on card interchange in the U.S.

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July 14, 2008

ON SITE COVERAGE: Sarbanes Says Financial Regulators Need To Use Authority They Have

HONG KONG -- Former U.S Senator Paul Sarbanes (D-Md), one of the original authors of the Sarbanes-Oxley law, told reporters in Hong Kong today that, in his opinion, U.S. financial regulators need to better use regulatory authority they have already.

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July 14, 2008

ON SITE COVERAGE: WOCCU Chair Fears Regulatory Backlash

HONG KONG -- World Council of Credit Unions Chairman Melvin Edwards fears the current period of instability in many of the world's financial markets less than a regulatory backlash which might arise because of it.

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