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PASADENA, Calif. - Wescom Credit Union's 2004 Speaker Series continues with two of the state's leading economists - Kathleen Connell and Peter Navarro - examining the economic policy issues of the two presidential candidates and the subsequent impact to Southern Californians. Titled "Politics, Policies and Your Pocketbook, Bush or Kerry:...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - There will be a lot of corporate credit union wisdom at the opening reception of the Association of Corporate Credit Union's upcoming annual meeting. A number of former corporate credit union execs plan to meet up in the Phoenix area next month a few days...

Attendees of NASCUS' 39th Annual Conference had plenty to talk about with the GAO's report on secondary capital released recently and numerous other important state issues in the mix. Turn to page 38 for conference coverage.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - In what perhaps was an indication of the importance Americans place on the upcoming presidential election, it was standing-room-only at a session and interactive discussion led by former NCUA Board member Geoff Bacino at the NASCUS conference on trends affecting the upcoming election. Bacino said that turnout...

MCT Federal Credit Union, Gaithersburg, Md., has promoted the following employees: Laurie Hackett to vice president of human resources and training; Sue Hoefs to director of lending; and Greg Jenkins to manager of the MCT Loan Center. Sidney Federal Credit Union, N.Y., has promoted Lori Bennett to senior vice president...

DALLAS - As a young man finishing high school in Malaysia, Southwest Corporate FCU President/CEO Francis Lee never thought about coming to the United States for higher education, it just wasn't an option. Lee, 55, who has led the $8.5 billion Southwest Corporate since 1995, grew up in Kota Kinabalu,...

WASHINGTON-While proponents of secondary capital for credit unions reluctantly admitted the report coming out of the Government Accountability Office on the subject was not a plus for their argument-but not the last word either-some bankers praised it for bringing to light the reality that credit unions should not have secondary...

RALEIGH, N.C. - Moving to bolster ties with the media in the wake of stepped up bank attacks, the top brass of the North Carolina Credit Union League began scheduling special meetings with reporters and editors this month to convey a more positive CU message. "In light of some pretty...