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Attorneys in the wrongful termination case against CUNA were granted an additional week to submit their initial briefings in the matter.

On Oct. 12, a Michigan state court heard the first arguments in whether the $1.7 billion DFCU Financial would have to finally hold the special meeting at which members could recall one or all members of the board.

Less than a week after the Financial Services Regulatory Relief Act was signed into law, NCUA jumped on the chance to put related regulations in place for credit unions.

Pennsylvania credit unions, like most throughout the country, are facing diminishing numbers of members and a low overall lack of awareness by consumers. The Pennsylvania Credit Union Association is taking the bull by the horns and has approved an 18-month credit union awareness campaign to reverse that trend.

Through a three-way collaboration, eight Arizona credit unions are now able to bring trust services to their members.

Using the conversion ploy, the American Bankers Association appears ready to launch a new legislative attack next January on its favorite target, the so-called "large bank-like credit unions," with a possible bill forcing them to convert to a mutual savings bank charter based on business lending across state lines.