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Kansas FOM Bill Leaves Opening for 'Banker Mischief,' Says Cuevas

By Jim Rubenstein

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- The restrictive Kansas field of membership bill--likely to become law within days--presents an array of prickly problems for regulators and their credit unions but any national spillover from new population thresholds contained in the legislation remains uncertain, a partner for Dollar Associates said Monday.

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March 31, 2008

Gen Y Looms as Topic A at Discovery Conference

MADISON, Wis. -- The industry's new fixation on Generation Y--those born between 1977-1997--to grow membership has now become a priority topic for CUNA Mutual Group's annual Discovery Conference this June in Florida.

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March 31, 2008

Canada Credit Unions, Regulators Fight Investment Fraud

VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- In an effort to detect and prevent investment fraud, Canada's credit unions and several of the country's securities commissions have teamed up to stop the widespread crime in its tracks.

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March 31, 2008

NAFCU Sanguine About Administration Proposed Changes

WASHINGTON -- NAFCU is watchful but, in general, fairly calm about the Bush Administration's proposal to substantially restructure the federal financial regulatory system.

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March 31, 2008

Treasury's Revamp of Regulatory Field Likely to be Postponed

WASHINGTON -- Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson announced this morning the department's blueprint for financial regulatory reform, which ostensibly would eliminate the NCUA, bringing credit unions under banking regulatory oversight. The Office of Thrift Supervision may also be eliminated, should the blueprint be adopted.

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March 31, 2008

State Leagues Join in Attacking Bush Overhaul

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- In line with CUNA, state credit union leagues Monday were quick to join in attacking the Bush Administration's proposed regulatory overhaul effectively eliminating NCUA and placing CUs under a single bank regulator.

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March 31, 2008

CUNA Comes Out Early to Attack Regulatory Plan

WASHINGTON - CUNA reacted with a rare Sunday statement which angrily attacked a Bush Administration proposal for reforming the Federal financial regulatory structure that would reportedly eliminate NCUA.

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March 31, 2008

iPay Technologies Signs New Nevada CUSO

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. -- iPay Technologies said it has allied with a new CUSO in Nevada to offer integrated bill pay solutions with the organization's online banking service.

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Kansas FOM Bill Leaves Opening for 'Banker Mischief,' Says Cuevas

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Gen Y Looms as Topic A at Discovery Conference

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State Leagues Join in Attacking Bush Overhaul

CUNA Comes Out Early to Attack Regulatory Plan

iPay Technologies Signs New Nevada CUSO