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Texas CEO Warns Against Hasty Fed Switch

By Jim Rubenstein

The CEO of an $80 million El Paso credit union and a director of the Texas Credit Union League appealed Friday for greater industry calm and thought before "deserting the corporate model" and switching to the Federal Reserve.

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November 18, 2010

Corporate America Drops Suit after NCUA Provides Documents

The NCUA turned over 750,000 pages of documents about its handling of U.S. Central Corporate Credit Union to Corporate America Credit Union, which is suing former directors and executives of U.S. Central.

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November 17, 2010

2011 IT Spending Surge Forecasted

Compliance and performance concerns will drive growth in IT spending in financial services next year across the globe, according to Ovum.

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November 17, 2010

On-Site Coverage: NCUA Proposes New Rules for Corporates

ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Federally chartered corporate credit unions would be allowed to assess annual membership fees and increase the amount of retained earnings, according to proposed rules issued today by the NCUA.

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November 17, 2010

LOANLINER Gets E-Sig Tools from IMM

The ubiquitous LOANLINER documents from CUNA Mutual Group can now be signed electronically, using a new interface developed with Integrated Media Management.

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November 17, 2010

Mergers Was Topic But Panel CEO Out of Job

The topic was "merger strategies" at this week's annual convention of the California/Nevada Credit Union League but one CEO and session panelist has apparently found himself out of a job.

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November 17, 2010

Postmark CU Cuts Rates for 'Cyber Monday'

The nation's retailers may be prepping for Nov. 26's Black Friday but in Pennsylvania the $25 million Postmark Credit Union of Harrisburg is getting ready for "Cyber Monday" when it holds a cut-rate, one-day-only loan sale.

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November 17, 2010

Mid-Atlantic Looks Toward a Go-it-Alone Corporate Stance

The $3 billion Mid-Atlantic Corporate Federal Credit Union, long ranked among the healthiest, made clear this week it remains on its own in serving its credit union base and is apparently not joining any CUSO consortium.

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Texas CEO Warns Against Hasty Fed Switch

NAFCU Concerned About Direction of Interchange Regulation

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Corporate America Drops Suit after NCUA Provides Documents

2011 IT Spending Surge Forecasted

On-Site Coverage: NCUA Proposes New Rules for Corporates

LOANLINER Gets E-Sig Tools from IMM

Mergers Was Topic But Panel CEO Out of Job

Postmark CU Cuts Rates for 'Cyber Monday'

Mid-Atlantic Looks Toward a Go-it-Alone Corporate Stance