Regulatory & Compliance

CUNA and NAFCU's PACs supported more winners than losers in the midterm elections, yet CUs still lost some key allies.

When Congress returns, credit unions can expect fewer consumer bills, tweaking the financial overhaul bill and new leaders of House and Senate committees that oversee credit unions.

The spirited, four-way race for the CUNA board seat representing small credit unions in six Midwest states was heating up this week.

Connecticut credit unions, considering service options in the wake of the Constitution Corporate conservatorship, are patiently waiting for their turn with NCUA town hall meetings.

Elizabeth Warren, who is directing efforts to set up the new consumer agency, criticized those who want to weaken the agency before the ink on the bill is barely dry.

Our guest blogger this week is Cary J Anderson, president/CEO of Main Street Financial FCU, and he has a thing or two to say about the NCUA's regulatory changes in response to the corporate crisis that have nothing to do with the corporate crisis.