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No Record of Conversion Candidate Applying to Broaden FOM

By David Morrison

Leaders of Har-co Federal Credit Union told its members that the CU needed to convert to a federal thrift charter in order to serve more people, but the NCUA has no record of the CU ever applying for a community charter.

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Beyond Financial Literacy: The Board's Role in Managing Risk

During a recent Credit Union Leadership Forum web seminar, we discussed the practical and real-world implications of the new NCUA regulations regarding board of director responsibilities.

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February 17, 2011

NCUA Conserves Greensburg Community FCU

The NCUA placed the $2.2 million Greensburg Community FCU into conservatorship yesterday.

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February 17, 2011

Fed Picks Smith, Kloiber for New Advisory Panel

The Federal Reserve Board, moving quickly this week to fill slots on its newly-formed Community Depository Institutions Advisory Councils, has made two more appointments of credit union CEOs.

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February 17, 2011

Southeast Corporate Concludes Road Shows

Southeast Corporate Federal Credit Union yesterday announced it had held its seventh and final town hall meeting for members, with sessions held throughout Mississippi and Florida.

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February 17, 2011

Credit Unions Prep for New Auto Lending Rebound

With the sale of new cars experiencing a 25% increase in January, credit unions are gearing up to assist members in a still highly competitive market.

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February 17, 2011

First Carolina Corporate Seeks Perpetual Capital From Members

First Carolina Corporate Credit Union announced today that it is now going to members to raise $60 - $75 million in Perpetual Contributed Capital, a "mandatory" onetime requirement.

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February 17, 2011

Becker Named Interim CEO at Arrowhead

The NCUA-conserved Arrowhead Central Credit Union. said this week its interim CEO, Kay Woods, who has been credited with protecting the $671 million CU following its June collapse, is stepping down.

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