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MATZ: CU and Political Experience Will Likely Aid Potential New Chair

By Claude R. Marx

President Obama's pick to chair the NCUA, Deborah Matz, will oversee the regulation of an industry that has been sharply affected both by the recession and management and structural changes in recent years.

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Re-Establishing Stalled Lending Among Eastern Financial's Priorities

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June 02, 2009

Advantis Shows the Way With Two-Day Promotion, Bringing in $20 Million

The $705 million Advantis Credit Union of Portland, Ore. is perfecting the notion of a sales blitz to gain market awareness with a $20 million deposit surge-drawing 400 new members-as part of a two-day promotion to open a new branch.

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June 02, 2009

Forrester Study Finds CUs Not Taking Full Advantage of Bank Backlash

A new study from Forrester Research Inc. titled, "What Makes Credit Union Customers Different?" sends the message that credit unions should not ignore the opportunities that have come out of the recession.

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June 02, 2009

Defined Benefit and Contribution Plan Providers Rethink Offerings

Some providers are wondering whether they will be able to continue offering a pension plan as they scramble to make changes to their strategic asset allocations in an effort to pull through the recession.

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June 01, 2009

Arrowhead CU CEO Receives Trade Award

For his work in fostering international trade in Southern California, Arrowhead Credit Union President/CEO Larry Sharp has been named the Inland Southern California Global Leader of the Year.

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June 01, 2009

Pa. CU Faces Lawsuit Over ATM Disclosures

The $591 million Clearview Federal Credit Union is being sued over alleged lapses in its disclosures at an ATM.

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June 01, 2009

Administration Officially Nominates Matz

The Obama administration yesterday sent the nomination papers for Deborah Matz to chair the NCUA Board to the Senate.

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June 01, 2009

CUNA to Require Five-Day Furloughs

CUNA is mandating that all employees take five unpaid days off between now and Sept. 1, CUNA President Dan Mica confirmed to Credit Union Times today.

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MATZ: CU and Political Experience Will Likely Aid Potential New Chair

Re-Establishing Stalled Lending Among Eastern Financial's Priorities

BizKid$ Nominated For Two Emmy Awards

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Advantis Shows the Way With Two-Day Promotion, Bringing in $20 Million

Forrester Study Finds CUs Not Taking Full Advantage of Bank Backlash

Defined Benefit and Contribution Plan Providers Rethink Offerings

Arrowhead CU CEO Receives Trade Award

Pa. CU Faces Lawsuit Over ATM Disclosures

Administration Officially Nominates Matz

CUNA to Require Five-Day Furloughs