Lauren Culp, manager of The Cooperative Trust, delivers a speech on millennial engagement. AUSTIN, TEXAS – That group of people everyone is sick of hearing about – millennials – and the application of AI in driverless vehicles were two hot topics at...
Credit Union Industry News & Updates
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Two Former CU Employees Charged, One Sentenced
Kesha Kestler, a former accountant for the $1.3 billion Barksdale Federal Credit Union in Bossier City, La., was arrested last week for allegedly stealing nearly 50,000 from dormant accounts, including one of a deceased member, according to the Caddo Parish...
DDoS Attacks Decreasing, but Repeatedly Hammering Targets
The IT/Cloud/SaaS industry, representing 45% of mitigation activity, was the most frequently targeted industry by DDoS attacks for the twelfth consecutive quarter according to the latest Verizon Trends report. The Reston, Va.-based Verisign’s Distributed Denial...
First-Time Homebuyer Surge Complicates Housing Market
At a moment when overall home sales are slowing, the first-time homebuyers market is hot. First-timer demand in the third quarter hit its highest level since the same quarter of 2000, Genworth Mortgage Insurance reported Tuesday. First-timers bought 601,000...
Force NCUA to Repeal Risk-Based Capital Rule: MIT Credit Union CEO
The NCUA’s risk-based capital rule will force many credit unions to curtail much-needed services simply to comply with an ill-conceived regulation, Brian Ducharme, president /CEO of the MIT Federal Credit Union, told a House subcommittee Thursday. “With...
Authorities Investigating Police Credit Union in Kentucky
State and federal authorities are investigating suspected theft at the $28.7 million Louisville Metro Police Officers Credit Union, according to police and the Kentucky state regulator. “The Louisville Metro Police Officers Credit Union reported a suspected...