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SEC Extends Banks' Temporary Broker Exemption to Sept. 28

By Michelle A. Samaad

The Securities and Exchange Commission said late last week that it has extended the temporary exemption of banks from the definition of "broker" until Sept. 28, 2007.

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Iowa League Helps AARP with 'Divided We Fail' Message

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'Stretch Pay' On a Roll as Payday Alternative

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July 06, 2007

'Stretch Pay' On a Roll as Payday Alternative

"Stretch Pay," one of the payday alternatives favored by a group of Midwest and Maryland credit unions plus two leagues, is gaining in popularity this summer and now has the backing of a new nonprofit CU co-op, the chairman of the entity, William Burke, president/CEO of Day Air CU said...

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July 06, 2007

Irate Consumer Led to Data Breach Discovery

The latest disclosure of data from a credit card processing firm was discovered because an irate consumer complained to one of her venders about how much junk mail she was receiving.

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July 06, 2007

Data Breach at Certegy Brings More Internal Controls

Fidelity National Information Systems is taking significant steps to strengthen internal controls, in the wake of a significant security breach in its Certegy Check Services subsidiary.

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July 06, 2007

Shared Branch Leaders Choosing Work, Staying Home for Vacation

Executives with the credit union industry's shared branch networks are choosing to work and stay home this summer.

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July 06, 2007

Fed Issues Final Rule on Small Dollar Receipts

The Federal Reserve Board has issued its final rule amending Regulation E allowing financial institutions to skip making a receipt available for purchases of $15 or less.

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July 05, 2007

Continental CEO Glatt Not Concerned With Wings Financial's Latest Site Update

Tom Glatt, president/CEO of Continental Federal Credit Union, is not fazed by the latest update on Wings Financial FCU's continentalwings.com site.

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July 05, 2007

Gilbert Exiting NAFCU Board But Not Credit Unions

NAFCU Board Secretary Dave Gilbert, chairman of Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union, will be leaving the NAFCU Board after serving the maximum three consecutive three year terms, but he will not be abandoning the credit union industry.

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SEC Extends Banks' Temporary Broker Exemption to Sept. 28

Iowa League Helps AARP with 'Divided We Fail' Message

'Stretch Pay' On a Roll as Payday Alternative

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'Stretch Pay' On a Roll as Payday Alternative

Irate Consumer Led to Data Breach Discovery

Data Breach at Certegy Brings More Internal Controls

Shared Branch Leaders Choosing Work, Staying Home for Vacation

Fed Issues Final Rule on Small Dollar Receipts

Continental CEO Glatt Not Concerned With Wings Financial's Latest Site Update

Gilbert Exiting NAFCU Board But Not Credit Unions