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The question of whether or not the Federal Reserve went far enough or too far in capping debit card interchange in accord with the Durbin amendment went before a U.S. District Court Judge recently.

Occupy movement activists in San Francisco first announced plans for Peoples Reserve Credit Union, an in-the-works cooperative designed to serve local communities and take a stand against the citys for-profit banks, in November 2011. The project is now well under way, with board and advisory committee meetings taking place and...

Just like the 14,000 member credit unions it supports, the World Council of Credit Unions in Madison, Wis., must intermittently reevaluate its structure and programs in order to best meet the needs of those it serves.

WASHINGTON Keynotes by Sir Richard Branson, the $4 billion Virgin serial entrepreneur, and global strategist Jonathan Salem Baskin. Panel after panel on mobile banking, peer-to peer-payments and the rules of engagement with social media. A tentative obituary for near field communication, an innovative payments technology around which enthusiasm seems...

U.S. Magistrate Judge Margaret A. Nagle has denied the NCUAs motion to prevent former Director of the Office of Corporate Credit Unions Kent Buckham from giving a deposition to former WesCorp CEO Robert Siravos defense attorneys in the ongoing case that was originally filed by seven former WesCorp member credit...

Canadas largest cooperative financial institution joins with FIlene Research Institute as a Gold Benefactor to help examine consumer and policy issues.