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New filing cites a recent federal ruling to argue the NCUA Board lacks independent enforcement power, reinforcing protections against politically-motivated dismissal.

NCUA wins civil case against Alan Kaufman under New York’s faithless servant doctrine, forfeiting six years of compensation and split-dollar insurance policy.

But an Experian report shows banks gain even more in the first quarter as captives’ share shrinks.

The coalition warns HB 1553 would limit consumer choice, reduce access to regulated financial services and weaken state-chartered institutions.

New law brings regulatory parity, expense reimbursements and greater flexibility to Florida's state-chartered credit unions.

Eulice Alvey and a former assistant branch manager, sentenced earlier, exploit credit union member IDs and accounts for fraudulent loans.