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Ritholtz Says Calpers Suit Could "Go the Distance"

By Heather Anderson

Market analyst Barry Ritholtz told Credit Union Times he thinks the California Public Employees' Retirement System lawsuits against ratings agencies Moody's and Standard & Poor's have the potential to "go the distance."

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July 19, 2009

CU Times to Tweet From NAFCU Annual Conference

Speeches by all three NCUA Board members, discussions on topics ranging from executive compensation to regulatory policy, and a concert by Kenny Rogers are among the highlights of NAFCU's Annual Conference, which starts this Wednesday.

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July 19, 2009

Open Solutions Helps Seattle CU Reach Out to Underserved

A $9 million Seattle credit union said it will be able to better serve low- to moderate-income residents of King County now that it has upgraded to Open Solutions' flagship core processing platform.

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July 19, 2009

PIMCO, D&T Holding Up U.S. Central's Audited Financials

Three sources close to corporate credit unions say the delay in releasing U.S. Central Federal Credit Union's audited 2008 annual report has nothing to do with the Kansas City corporate or the NCUA.

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July 16, 2009

New York 'Wild Card' Law Extended

New York credit unions saved their wild card statutory parity with federal credit unions.

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July 16, 2009

FSCC Revamps Shared Branching Web Site

Credit union members looking for a shared branch will be able to search more easily now thanks to a renovation the CU Swirl Web site, Financial Service Centers Cooperative announced.

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July 16, 2009

Tighten Deadlines to Lower Card Delinquency

Even though it might seem contradictory, credit unions seeking to reduce credit card delinquency are advised to consider tightening their card deadlines.

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July 16, 2009

Iowa Foundation Recognized for IDA Leadership

A statewide community development group has recognized the Iowa Credit Union Foundation for its efforts to promote, develop and support individual development accounts.

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Ritholtz Says Calpers Suit Could "Go the Distance"

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NAFCU Urges Lawmakers to Oppose Student Loan Change

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CU Times to Tweet From NAFCU Annual Conference

Open Solutions Helps Seattle CU Reach Out to Underserved

PIMCO, D&T Holding Up U.S. Central's Audited Financials

New York 'Wild Card' Law Extended

FSCC Revamps Shared Branching Web Site

Tighten Deadlines to Lower Card Delinquency

Iowa Foundation Recognized for IDA Leadership

Dunn Optimistic About SBA Seat at Obama's Table