WASHINTON: About 200 people gathered at the CUNA Councils breakfast meeting Tuesday to hear the 2016 Excellence Award winners from the lending, marketing and business development, HR and organizational development, CFO, technology and operations sales & service...
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McWatters—Fold Stabilization Fund Into Insurance Fund: GAC
Washington--The NCUA should boost its Share Insurance Fund by folding the temporary corporate stabilization fund into it, NCUA Acting Chairman J. Mark McWatters said Tuesday. “It is important that the agency maintain a strong Share Insurance Fund for the mutual...
McWatters: Fold Stabilization Fund Into Insurance Fund: GAC
Washington--The NCUA should boost its Share Insurance Fund by folding the temporary corporate stabilization fund into it, NCUA Acting Chairman J. Mark McWatters said Tuesday. “It is important that the agency maintain a strong Share Insurance Fund for the mutual...
Herb Wegner Memorial Award Winners Honored: GAC
WASHINGTON – This year’s recipients of the prestigious National Credit Union Foundation’s Herb Wegner Memorial Award were a former undocumented immigrant who became a credit union CEO, a retired president/CEO of the nation’s largest CUSO, who...
Economists Project Strong Credit Union Loan Growth: GAC
From left to right: Bill Hampel, chief economist and chief policy officer for CUNA, Steve Rick, chief economist for CUNA Mutual Group, Mike Schenk, vice president, economics and statistics at CUNA and Perc Pineda, CUNA's senior economist. WASHINGTON – Despite...
A Call for Strong Authentication to Boost Digital Security
The U.S. digital economy, including financial institutions, needs stronger authentication and security to succeed. That message comes directly from a detailed plan delivered by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. “Our reliance on passwords...

