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Flint Promoted to PR Administrator at Empire

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ALBANY, N.Y. - Dana Flint is proving good writing can go a long way at Empire Corporate Federal Credit Union. Flint, who pens all of Empire's press releases and much of its internal communications, was recently promoted to Public Relations Administrator. She was previously Corporate Communications Writer. Flint has been...

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More Personnel Changes at WesCorp as Nation's Largest Corporate is Realigning Around "Function"

SAN DIMAS, Calif. - The nation's largest corporate continues to make personnel changes. Credit Union Times previously reported (CU Times, Jan. 22) the departure of three WesCorp executives: SVP of Strategic Services Steve Powell; SVP of Correspondent Services Ken Shoga; and VP of Information Technology Murrel Freeman. The latest exec...

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February 04, 2003

ALM First with $6 billion under management; new logo

DALLAS - ALM First Financial Advisors, LLC, an EasCorp CUSO, said it now has more than $6 billion in credit union funds under management. The CUSO has also launched a new logo (shown here) that it says better reflects its leadership status in investment advisory and balance sheet management services....

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February 04, 2003

SunCorp Makes Moves in Light Of New Membership

DENVER - SunCorp is making moves to reflect its new membership, and they're coming in the form of a new facility and new committee members. SunCorp completed two mergers in the last two years, one with Rocky Mountain Corporate and one with Nebraska Corporate Central, which just closed last October....

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February 04, 2003

Business Services - How Corporate Credit Unions Can Help

Many credit unions are discovering that developing a package of business services to their product offerings is an appropriate strategic direction. This could be the next area of growth for credit unions. Many of their existing members run small businesses and would like the credit union to provide them the...

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January 28, 2003

Is Florida Next?

New taxation study spurred by Florida bankers could set stage for bank/CU tax battle in the Sunshine State. Page 3.

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January 28, 2003

Special Report: Mortgages

Record-low mortgage rates over the past 16 months have not only fueled CUs' mortgage portfolios, but also boosted their fee income and lowered their cost of funds. Read more on this and other mortgage news on pages 18-20.

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January 28, 2003

Low Mortgage Rate Environment Feeds CUs' High ROA

WASHINGTON - The record low interest rate environment over the past 16 months was not only good for credit unions' mortgage portfolios, it also lowered their cost of funds and boosted their Return-on-Assets to record highs. "The very thing that caused high volumes of refinancing - record low mortgage rates...

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Flint Promoted to PR Administrator at Empire

U.S. Central Hires New Director of Public Affairs/Communications

Letters to Members Play Up Minnesota Presence Post-Merger

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More Personnel Changes at WesCorp as Nation's Largest Corporate is Realigning Around "Function"

ALM First with $6 billion under management; new logo

SunCorp Makes Moves in Light Of New Membership

Business Services - How Corporate Credit Unions Can Help

Is Florida Next?

Special Report: Mortgages

Low Mortgage Rate Environment Feeds CUs' High ROA