Credit Union Times | Accurate and Timely CU News

Federal Court Issues Order Against Some Prepaid Card Issuers

By David Morrison

The Federal Trade Commission has petitioned and received from the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California a temporary restraining order and asset freeze against four companies and two individuals in the prepaid card business.

Read Story

News

On-Site Coverage: NCUA Vice Chair Continues Push for Grooming Young People

News

On-Site Coverage: Forum CU Finds Success with Funeral Partnership

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

August 10, 2007

On-Site Coverage: Mountain America CEO Details Explosive SEG Growth

Mountain America Credit Union may have been at the epicenter five years ago of what many saw as crippling banker attacks, but today the $2.3 billion Salt Lake City CU enjoys unparalleled 25% new member growth, 1.64 ROA and 8.8% capital, its president/CEO Gordon Dames told directors Thursday.

Read

August 10, 2007

Clarification: Cal State 9 CEO Remains

Cal State 9 CU Chairman John DeClercq informed Credit Union Times yesterday that CEO Jackie Wong remains at the helm of the credit union. Credit Union Times may have been "misled with the addition of well known industry veteran Judy Hurst to our team. She has been brought in to...

Read

August 10, 2007

Clarification: Cal State 9 CEO Remains

Read

August 10, 2007

On-Site Coverage: Lack Of Succession Planning Could Hold Credit Unions 'Hostage'

It's no secret that credit unions lacking a succession plan may be setting the stage for mass chaos should a CEO retire or suddenly die.

Read

August 10, 2007

On-Site Coverage: Rep. Elijah Cummings Says Credit Unions Can Spot Pitfalls Early

Unlike some lenders including banks, credit unions have the distinction of being able to spot financial pitfalls most likely sooner than members can, Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) told attendees yesterday evening at the African-American Credit Union Coalition's annual meeting here.

Read

August 10, 2007

On-Site Coverage: Maryland, D.C Credit Unions Popular Among African-Americans

When it comes to penetrating the African-American population and meeting their financial needs, credit unions in Maryland and the District of Columbia are going above and beyond.

Read

August 10, 2007

On-Site Coverage: Heavy Campaigning for AACUC Board Seats

Candidates and incumbents vying for seats on the African-American Credit Union Coalition's board are in the midst of heavy campaigning during the group's annual meeting here.

Read

‹ ‹ PREV 4182 4183 4184 ... 4803 › NEXT ›

News

Top News Stories

Federal Court Issues Order Against Some Prepaid Card Issuers

On-Site Coverage: NCUA Vice Chair Continues Push for Grooming Young People

On-Site Coverage: Forum CU Finds Success with Funeral Partnership

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

On-Site Coverage: Mountain America CEO Details Explosive SEG Growth

Clarification: Cal State 9 CEO Remains

Clarification: Cal State 9 CEO Remains

On-Site Coverage: Lack Of Succession Planning Could Hold Credit Unions 'Hostage'

On-Site Coverage: Rep. Elijah Cummings Says Credit Unions Can Spot Pitfalls Early

On-Site Coverage: Maryland, D.C Credit Unions Popular Among African-Americans

On-Site Coverage: Heavy Campaigning for AACUC Board Seats