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Fed Council Meetings Aired Only a Few Discouraging Words

By Jim Rubenstein

With the exception of an impromptu clash over the credit union tax exemption, the Federal Reserve Bank information seminars that joined credit union and community bank CEOs finished the month with a wary but shared camaraderie.

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On-Site Coverage: Leading Business Consultant Says CUs Need To Sell Employees First

SAN ANTONIO – A leading business consultant told credit union executives attending PSCU Financial Services' 2011 Senior Leadership Workshop and Member Forum today that they need to sell their employees on their CUs' strategic plans before it will be able get members to buy them.

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April 06, 2011

On-Site Coverage: CU Execs Get Predominantly Negative Economic Picture

SAN ANTONIO - A former White House official and leading bank executive today delivered a predominantly pessimistic view of the challenges facing the U.S. economy to executives attending PSCU' Financial Services' 2011 Senior Leadership Workshop and Member Forum.

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April 06, 2011

Connecticut CEOs Warn of Job Cuts from Dodd-Frank

The interchange fallout and the prospect of Connecticut credit unions cutting back staff if the Dodd-Frank delay bill fails to pass turned out to be topic No. 1 at the newly streamlined annual convention of the Credit Union League of Connecticut on Tuesday.

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April 06, 2011

Connecticut CEOs Warn of Job Cuts from Dodd-Frank

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April 06, 2011

On-Site Coverage: Political, Economic Insider Predicts No Move on Interchange Cap

SAN ANTONIO - A former Cabinet official and leading bank advisor told attendees today at PCSU Financial Service's 2011 Conference that the serious fiscal problems facing the U.S. meant that a bid to roll back the cap on debit interchange is almost sure to fail.

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April 06, 2011

Georgia United Merging $200 Million State Employees

Marking one of the largest recent mergers in the Atlanta market, the $640 million Georgia United CU and the $205 million State Employees CU, both of Duluth, Ga., said today they expect to finalize a consolidation effective May 1.

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April 06, 2011