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Fair, Isaac, HNC Software to merge

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SAN RAFAEL and SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Fair, Isaac and Company, Inc. announced plans to merge with HNC Software, a leading developer of high end analytic and decision management software. The companies said the agreement "will create an industry powerhouse in business analytics and decision management technology solutions." The companies...

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Remote transaction planned from top of North America

FOREST GROVE, Ore. - Monty Smith hopes to take remote banking to new heights. If successful, the 40-year-old Smith will conduct a remote transaction with First Tech Credit Union in Beaverton, Ore., from the 20,320-foot summit of Denali (Mt. McKinley) in Alaska. Smith, who has been mountain climbing for about...

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May 07, 2002

Credit union tech RFPs leave a lot to be desired, says one vendor leader; could hurt CUs' chances in getting what they want

UTICA, Mich. - Credit union tech vendors are not apt to turn down business, but a poorly written and presented Request for Proposal from a credit union may have the same effect. Jason Sherrill, president of InetSolution, Utica, Mich., an Internet services firm serving CUs, said some RFPs are just...

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April 30, 2002

Regulator to CU exec

See page 3 to see how a Washington CU regulator made the jump to a CU exec.

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April 30, 2002

Special Report: CUSOs

CUSOs are dealing with many issues these days that are affecting their business model. NACUSO will explore these and other issues at its annual conference May 1-4. For now, read about some of them in a special report on pages 18-20.

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April 30, 2002

Wescom Financial Services offers long-term care insurance

PASADENA, Calif. - Wescom Financial Services, a wholly-owned CUSO of Wescom CU, together with Long Term Preferred Care Inc., a division of Cendant Corp., has begun offering long-term care insurance to Wescom's more than 180,000 members throughout Southern California. Members will be able to begin enrolling for the new program...

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April 30, 2002

Ramifications of SEC non-extension of license exemption to CUSOs to headline NACUSO 2002 Annual Conference

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - NACUSO plans to fully explore at its annual conference May 1-4 the effects on CUSOs if the Securities and Exchange Commission decides not to extend the license exemption applied to CUSOs under the Chubb Securities Letter of 1993, that allows CUSOs to share commissions with broker/dealers....

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April 30, 2002

CFS: Credit unions bringing more investment experience to the table

SAN DIEGO - What a difference four years have made in credit unions' experience with offering investment services to members through CUSOs. Valorie Seyfert, president of CUSO Financial Services recalls when she and COO Amy Beattie founded the company four years ago, CUs were just getting started with the service...

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Fair, Isaac, HNC Software to merge

Reports from the credit union technology front; credit union Web sites won't sell themselves

New Zealand officials want to follow U.S. credit union model

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Remote transaction planned from top of North America

Credit union tech RFPs leave a lot to be desired, says one vendor leader; could hurt CUs' chances in getting what they want

Regulator to CU exec

Special Report: CUSOs

Wescom Financial Services offers long-term care insurance

Ramifications of SEC non-extension of license exemption to CUSOs to headline NACUSO 2002 Annual Conference

CFS: Credit unions bringing more investment experience to the table