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Management|GAC17 Monday
Trump administration among Tuesday’s GAC breakout session topics
Panelists to offer bipartisan views on the 115th Congress.
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Articles Tagged with ''regulations''
CUNA Payments Blog|Technology
5 payments trends to watch in 2017
Expect incremental progress in payments this year.
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Compliance
CUNA Compliance Champion
A duty to advocate, educate about regulatory changes
Let lawmakers know how laws they pass will affect CUs and members.
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Volunteers
#CUNASCIAC
Oversight isn’t always black and white
'Apply your professional skepticism,' accountant advises conference attendees.
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Technology|Operations
What’s the Next Big Thing in 2016? Part One
Three-part series examines key developments in the coming year.
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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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Good to Grow
CUs achieve impressive growth by investing in their communities.
Leverage Members’ Voices
Push for regulatory relief using tools like the CUNA Members Activation Program.
Daily Debit
Same-day ACH debit payments promises added volume but demands added diligence.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the cryptocurrency bubble
Who pays the freight with cryptocurrency, and who’s left holding the bag.
Compliance: Requirements of Right to Financial Privacy Act
A question was recently posed to CUNA’s compliance staff about the Right to Financial Privacy Act. Specifically, what type of documentation is required from a federal government agency when it requests financial information on a member?
NCUA outlines 2018 distribution as part of TCCUSF closure
The NCUA board Thursday issued a proposed plan to close the stabilization fund this year, which would provide credit unions with a distribution in 2018 likely between $600 million and $800 million.