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What’s the Next Big Thing in 2016? Part One
Three-part series examines key developments in the coming year.
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Articles Tagged with ''regulations''
Lending
Are Lobby Loans Dead?
You can't turn back the clock on consumers' borrowing preferences.
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CU Rock Stars 2015|Compliance
Lori Gall
'Sollievo' Means Relief for CUs
'Compliance can be a huge burden, and it gets more complex every day.'
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Compliance
CUs Face Broad Range of Compliance Burdens
CUNA is watching rules from NCUA, CFPB, and other agencies.
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Compliance
Branching Out
Heading for GAAP-ageddon?
‘Hurricane CECL’ may be the newest game-changer on the block.
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Compliance
Branching Out
Murphy's Law for CUs
The chance of something going wrong increases greatly with the proximity of an NCUA exam.
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Lending
Regulators Release Guidance on Private Student Loans
Regulators address graduated repayment terms at origination.
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Lending|Operations
Risk, Regulation Top Economics Conference Agenda
Interest-rate risk a key concern for NCUA.
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Lending
How Mortgage Referrals Can Go Wrong
Front-line staff can easily run afoul of CFPB regulations.
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Own the Member Experience
CUs find competitive differentiators beyond products and services
Amplifying the CU Message
CUs create a big impact during election season.
Embrace a Living Wage
Sustainable wages help CUs attract and retain staff.
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$1.1B settlement with RBS brings NCUA recoveries to $4.3B
NCUA announced it has reached a $1.1 billion settlement with the Royal Bank of Scotland, arising from the sale of allegedly faulty mortgage-backed securities to two corporate credit unions.
CUNA launches next phase of middle class campaign
With the first of four debates between presidential and vice presidential candidates kicking off Monday night, CUNA is launching the next phase of its "Strong Credit Unions. Strong Middle Class" campaign, allowing stakeholders to share the credit union message.
CUNA urges passage of bill to delay DOL's OT rule
CUNA continues to push for a delay in the Department of Labor’s overtime rule so the agency has time to fully assess the impact the plan would have on credit unions, especially smaller ones and those in non-metropolitan areas.