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Plank is WOCCU's New Chairman

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ROME, Italy - Gary Plank, CEO of the Arizona Credit Union League, has another title, Chairman of WOCCU. He received the chain of office from outgoing Chairman L.R. Bobby McVeigh. The symbol of office is literally a black and gold series of metal squares with a gold medallion, presented by...

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August 02, 2005

State Policies Directly Affect Business Start-Ups, Closures, Study Says

WASHINGTON - Entrepreneurs make decisions about starting and closing businesses based not only on conditions in their current location, but on conditions in neighboring states. Those conditions can include bankruptcy exemptions, access to health insurance and unemployment programs, according to a new study for the SBA's Office of Advocacy. Some...

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August 02, 2005

Blaine and Nicholls Discuss the Apples and Oranges of CU Values

ROME, Italy - Bank like, or not bank like, maximizing profits, or maximizing service these were some of the credit union values bantered around the stage at the 2005 WOCCU Conference. Jim Blaine President of State Employees Credit Union in Raleigh N.C. and Rob Nicholls CEO of Australian National Credit...

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August 02, 2005

Top 28 Credit Unions in Member Business Loans Outstanding as of March 31, 2005 for credit unions over $50 million in assets

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August 02, 2005

A Tale of Taxation in Three Countries: the U.S., Ireland and Poland

ROME, Italy - Poland, Ireland and the United States have very different experiences with taxation issues and at the same time there is a similarity. In a presentation at the 2005 Rome WOCCU World Conference Gryegorz Bierecki, WOCCU Director and head of the National Association of Cooperative Savings and Credit...

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August 02, 2005

New SBA Deputy Administrator Stephen Galvan Serving in "Acting," Role but Very Familiar with What's at Stake for Credit Unions

WASHINGTON - Stephan Galvan was already very familiar with the inner workings of the U.S. Small Business Administration when President Bush recently appointed him acting deputy administrator. Galvan has been with the agency since 2004 serving in high-profile roles as chief of staff and chief operating officer. He will continue...

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August 02, 2005

Banks Easily Surpass Credit Unions in Business Lending in Every Category

MADISON, Wis. - Looking at how credit unions stack up to banks when it comes to business lending, the statistics may blow the competition encroachment theory out of the water. In all 50 states, banks easily surpass credit unions in business lending in almost every category, according to data compiled...

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July 26, 2005

Special Report: Data Processing & Technology

From phishing to online auctions, credit union technology is an evolving discipline for IT professionals. Turn to pages 22-32 for all the latest technology news.

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Plank is WOCCU's New Chairman

Future Credit Union CEOs Gather in Rome

WOCCU Presents Vatican with Distinguished Service Award

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

State Policies Directly Affect Business Start-Ups, Closures, Study Says

Blaine and Nicholls Discuss the Apples and Oranges of CU Values

Top 28 Credit Unions in Member Business Loans Outstanding as of March 31, 2005 for credit unions over $50 million in assets

A Tale of Taxation in Three Countries: the U.S., Ireland and Poland

New SBA Deputy Administrator Stephen Galvan Serving in "Acting," Role but Very Familiar with What's at Stake for Credit Unions

Banks Easily Surpass Credit Unions in Business Lending in Every Category

Special Report: Data Processing & Technology