March, 06, 2020
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Crying Foul Over Card Payment Rule Changes
Some card payment networks are changing their network operating rules on the sly, one industry expert believes.

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Some card payment networks are changing their network operating rules on the sly, one industry expert believes.
Jim DuPlessis | March 06, 2020
A new report takes a look at the best- and worst-case scenarios as it relates to the economy and the coronavirus.
Roy Urrico | March 06, 2020
The credit union partnered with Information Builders to extend decision-making abilities for executives and team leaders.
David Baumann | March 06, 2020
Maddeningly, the NCUA fails to address many of the decisions surrounding the taxi medallion loan sale.
Natasha Chilingerian | March 05, 2020
A U.S. Bank employee, fired for an act of kindness toward a customer, is hired by Community First CU in Santa Rosa, Calif.
Peter Strozniak | March 06, 2020
Former CU CEO Richard Mangone discusses his criminal past, which led him to write a book, with CU Times.
David Legge | March 06, 2020
Seasoned internal fraud expert David Legge explains a few possibilities for enhancing internal controls.
Jim Vilker | March 06, 2020
Learn key strategies for evaluating your CU's internal mechanisms from a 30-year industry veteran.
Henry Wirz | March 06, 2020
SAFE Credit Union's former longtime CEO shares internal fraud prevention tips and lessons.
Ollie Whitehouse | March 06, 2020
CUs must develop a level of cyber resilience that builds on their operating philosophies, regulatory requirements and market priorities.
Christine Frohlich | March 06, 2020
In an industry that relies heavily on lending to generate revenue, membership and deposits are critical to a CU’s viability.
Tahira Hayes | February 28, 2020
CUs donate blankets, hats, and funds to support cancer research and a local literacy program.
Tahira Hayes | March 02, 2020
Ventura County CU’s CEO announces his retirement while nine other credit unions announce hires and promotions.