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Credit Union Card Portfolio Sellers Still Unhappy With Card Issuing Partners

By David Morrison

Credit unions that have sold their card portfolios and entered into agent issuer agreements with their purchasers remain by and large unhappy with their card issuing partners, according to a survey of CUs which have sold conducted by Asset Exchange.

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Democrats Lose Control of New York Senate

Merely 15 months after seeing their governor leave office in a prostitution scandal, Democrats in New York State suffered another blow yesterday when a legislative coup cost them control of the state Senate.

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June 08, 2009

On-Site Coverage: Hyland Says Corporate Woes Could Prompt Treasury Review of NCUSIF

WASHINGTON - The problems facing corporate credit unions might spark additional examination of how the NCUSIF is funded, NCUA Board Member Gigi Hyland said today.

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June 08, 2009

Symitar Chooses Cyber Confab Provider

Symitar has picked the core technology provider for its "virtual" users conference in August.

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June 08, 2009

NCUF, National Federation Agree to Work Together More Closely

The National Credit Union Foundation and National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions have signed a memorandum of understanding to guide future collaboration, the two organizations announced.

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June 08, 2009

On-Site Coverage: Kanjorski Leaves Door Open on NCUA Autonomy

WASHINGTON -- Congress should act deliberately and carefully and consider all options when revamping the regulatory system, including changing the NCUA's status, Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) said today.

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June 08, 2009

Struggling Latino CU in Phoenix Merges

The $3.5 million Chicanos Por La Causa Federal Credit Union of Phoenix has become the latest victim of the Arizona economy, formally merged this month into its Latino rival, the $27 million MariSol FCU.

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