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ALBANY, N.Y. - It "was only a matter of time" that the bankers' Operation Credit Union would make its way to the capital of New York, one credit union CEO recently wrote. In a Jan. 21 letter to the Albany Business Review, Michael Castellana CEO of the $1.2 billion State...

State Employees Credit Union, Lansing, Mich., has raised a record-breaking $29,430 for the Capital Area United Way. From pledges and donations to special employee events SECU staffers found creative ways to raise money. In addition the SECU Intranet was used to offer entertainment and encourage staff participation in various United...

HALES CORNER, Wis. - Ken Bator is returning to the corporate credit union network after a few years in the consulting business. Bator, a former vice president of marketing for Mid-States Corporate FCU, has joined Corporate Central CU as director of investments-national accounts, a new position for the corporate. For...

MADISON, Wis. - CUNA Mutual says it is gearing up to go to court on behalf of hundreds of credit unions that say they had damage from a card security breach at a big box retailer. Back in March 2004, B.J.'s Wholesale Club suffered a card security breach that compromised...

MADISON, Wis. - Less than a week after it released a new set of underwriting guidelines for member business loans, MEMBERS Business Solutions Co. has partnered with Banker Systems, Inc. Formed in June 2004, MBSC is a subsidiary of MEMBERS Development Co., LLC to provide services to credit union and...

PEWAUKEE, Wis. - While the Consumer Bankers Association challenges the state's no-call list, the Wisconsin Credit Union League is making the most of an opportunity to showcase the credit union difference. The CBA claims the state's restrictions on businesses that call existing customers who have registered for the no-call list...

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-NCUA Chairman JoAnn Johnson applauded credit unions for adding 27.4 million new potential credit union members last year by adopting underserved areas. "I applaud credit unions' hard work in making the dream of financial self-sufficiency a reality for many previously left to make ends meet with payday lenders, pawnshop...

WASHINGTON-CUNA recently announced Treasury Secretary John Snow and two authors of the Credit Union Regulatory Improvements Act will address CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference next month. House Financial Services Committee Members Ed Royce (R-Calif.) and Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) worked with others to introduced CURIA in the last Congress and are expected...