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Interest-Rate Risk Redux: FFIEC Offers Clarifications
Interest-rate risk remains a top-of-mind issue among regulators.
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Payments Trends May Alter CU Business Model
The CU business model is in jeopardy. The culprit is the payment ecosystem.
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Technology
BAI Retail Delivery
It’s Time to Deconstruct the Branch
The traditional branch model has outlived its usefulness.
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Management
Part I
CU Sustainability: Time for a Business Model Makeover?
It’s time to for CUs to re-invent or reposition themselves.
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Management|Volunteers
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CU Sustainability: Embrace a Shared-Value Business Model
This model would allow CUs to compete without looking like banks.
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Management
Is the CU Business Model Built to Last?
It has served CUs well for more than 75 years. Is it up to the task for the next 75?
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A New Risk Mindset
Board involvement in governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) is crucial.
Exporting Advocacy
CUs in Ukraine are entering the advocacy arena to better serve members.
Advocates Embrace the Long Game
In-district visits build lasting relationships with lawmakers.
4 Steps to a Robust Planning Process
First-rate strategic plans require attention, discipline, resources, and frequent updates.
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Compliance: Final rule analysis of TRID changes available
CUNA’s final rule analysis of the CFPB changes to the TRID rule is now available. The rule, published in the Federal Register this week is effective Oct. 10, with a mandatory compliance date of Oct. 1, 2018.
Hampel: ‘Economy shows no sign of aging’
The economy is now in its ninth year of recovery—the third longest expansion in U.S. history, says Bill Hampel, CUNA’s chief economist/chief policy officer.
CUNA reiterates prepaid rule concerns, asks for add'l delay
While proposed changes to the CFPB prepaid accounts rule provide some clarity, it will not be helpful for most prepaid card users and CUNA remains opposed to the rule’s application of Regulation Z to certain prepaid cards.