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SEC Division to Track Market Risks

By Michelle A. Samaad

To help identify risks and trends in the financial markets, the SEC has created a new division to stay on top of developments.

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On-Site Coverage: Johanns Expresses Opposition to New Consumer Agency

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'Museum' Included in Iowa Anniversary Celebration

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September 20, 2009

Bill Has No Impact on Private Student Loans, Jeffreys Says

In response to the House passage last week of the Obama's administrations plan to replace the Federal Family Education Loan Program, CUSO CU Student Choice notified credit unions that the bill has no impact on private student loans.

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September 20, 2009

New CUNA Paper Seeks to Help CUs Better Tailor Capital Requirements

The author of a new paper from the CUNA CFO Council wants to help credit unions better understand the levels of capital they need to remain not only safe and sound but also competitive as well.

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September 20, 2009

On-Site Coverage: Matz Pledges Action on Corporates and Chartering

WASHINGTON - Proposed rules that better regulate risk and limit investment authority for corporate communications and clearer rules about chartering are the top priorities for NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz.

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September 20, 2009

Indiana CUs See Deposit Uptick After Irwin Failure

Indiana credit unions are witnessing a pickup in new deposits and inquires from both their own members and bank customers following Friday's collapse Irwin Union of Columbus, which succumbed to large mortgage defaults.

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September 20, 2009

Polish and Slavic Planning New Branches for Chicago

The $1.24 billion Polish and Slavic Federal Credit Union has signed site contracts to open four new branches in roughly the next two years, the credit union confirmed.

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September 17, 2009

Insurance Assessment on Deck for Sept. 24 NCUA Board Meeting

The NCUA Board will reveal on Sept. 24 how much of a premium federally insured credit unions will face as the industry and agency seek to recover from the corporate credit union crisis.

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September 17, 2009

Card Issuers Reiterating Defense of Interchange

The Electronic Payments Coalition, the group of card issuers formed to defend the existing card interchange structure, has reiterated why capping or removing card interchange in the U.S. would hurt consumers.

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SEC Division to Track Market Risks

On-Site Coverage: Johanns Expresses Opposition to New Consumer Agency

'Museum' Included in Iowa Anniversary Celebration

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

Bill Has No Impact on Private Student Loans, Jeffreys Says

New CUNA Paper Seeks to Help CUs Better Tailor Capital Requirements

On-Site Coverage: Matz Pledges Action on Corporates and Chartering

Indiana CUs See Deposit Uptick After Irwin Failure

Polish and Slavic Planning New Branches for Chicago

Insurance Assessment on Deck for Sept. 24 NCUA Board Meeting

Card Issuers Reiterating Defense of Interchange