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WASHINGTON-The flow of credit unions converting to mutuals is "alive and well," Office of Thrift Supervision Deputy Director Rick Riccobono told his audience at America's Community Bankers Government Affairs Conference. He told the bankers that they would probably see many smaller credit unions and a few larger ones make the...

HOUSTON - Despite their regulatory and philosophical disagreements, banks and credit unions still need to cooperate more than attack one another, particularly in the areas of cards and payment systems, according to Stan Paur, the CEO of PULSE EFT Association, the only ATM Network in the country owned by both...

A special report on pages 20-21 reveals a potpourri mix of insurance news..

Wescom Credit Union, Pasadena, Calif., has named Novelina Savellano Costa Mesa branch manager. North Dakota Credit Union League & Affiliates, Bismarck, has elected the following officers to its board: George Economon, chair; Stuart Higginbotham, vice chair; and Marjorie Lange, secretary. In addition, NDCUL has elected the following officers to its...

The column above is the 714th consecutive weekly publisher's column appearing in the pages of each issue of Credit Union Times. The first was written when volume one, number one, made its debut way back on March 26, 1990. That means that in a few days, Credit Union Times will...

WINDSOR, Conn. - LIMRA International and the National Association of Credit Union Service Organizations, have recently formed a marketing alliance. Under the agreement, some 400 NACUSO members will now have access to LIMRA's research and services to better support their insurance marketing initiatives. According to LIMRA International Director of Marketing...

WASHINGTON-The Small Business Administration has requested a focus group with representatives from the credit union community to discuss ways to make it easier for credit unions to get involved, according to CUNA Associate General Counsel Mary Dunn. "The purpose of the gathering, at their request, is to talk about what...

BOULDER, Colo. - In a project two years in the works, University of Colorado FCU opens the doors this month on a "state of the art" $8 million operations and administrative center dubbed a one-of-its-kind high tech facility. The $633 million Boulder-based CU acknowledges its good fortune in finding the...