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Is FASB Fair Market Accounting Project Too Late for Corporates?

By Heather Anderson

Financial Accounting Standards Board Chairman Robert H. Herz announced a new agenda project Feb. 18 that could potentially ease fair market accounting rules, which have caused huge unrealized losses and OTTIs for corporate credit unions.

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Akcelerant Buys Guthrie Phillips Group

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Stimulus Package Contains Money for CDFIs, Including CUs

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March 03, 2009

Teachers FCU Nabs TV Spot

Teachers Federal Credit Union's successful mortgage refinance business scored the credit union some cable TV face time.

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March 03, 2009

Financial Makeover Contestants Focus on Paring Debt, Building Savings

Families willing to expose their finances are helping credit unions get consumers excited about saving. And with the buzz about financial makeover contests, two credit unions have found their contestants.

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March 03, 2009

Filene Institute Innovation Report Outlines a Raft of Fresh Ideas

In a year that brings new challenges, the Filene Research Institute is hoping to provide credit unions some fresh solutions with its "Key Findings: Blueprints for Innovation" report from its i3 innovation group.

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March 03, 2009

Kutchey Takes Heat on Rescue

ATLANTA -- NCUA officials continued to catch heat from the corporate bailout plan as they fielded fast and sometimes furious questions at the agency's Risk Mitigation Summit Feb. 19.

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March 03, 2009

Polish & Slavic Federal CU Endows a Chair at Columbia University

Columbia University students interested in Polish history, culture, society, economy and political life will have another avenue for their studies because the $1.2 billion Polish & Slavic Federal

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March 03, 2009

Looking Overseas for Innovation, ProCon Taps Swoboda's Expertise

China, Australia, Poland and Canada have models in place now that could propel credit unions past their competitors.

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March 02, 2009

Pending Home Sales Fell in January

The sluggish economy continued to take its toll on the housing market as pending home sales fell 7.7% in January, the National Association of Realtors reported today.

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Is FASB Fair Market Accounting Project Too Late for Corporates?

Akcelerant Buys Guthrie Phillips Group

Stimulus Package Contains Money for CDFIs, Including CUs

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Teachers FCU Nabs TV Spot

Financial Makeover Contestants Focus on Paring Debt, Building Savings

Filene Institute Innovation Report Outlines a Raft of Fresh Ideas

Kutchey Takes Heat on Rescue

Polish & Slavic Federal CU Endows a Chair at Columbia University

Looking Overseas for Innovation, ProCon Taps Swoboda's Expertise

Pending Home Sales Fell in January