NCUA Bans Four Former CU Employees

The NCUA Wednesday banned four former credit union employees who were convicted of theft or embezzlement. Sonja L. Matos, a former employee who worked in the risk management/card services ATM department for the $1.2 billion Corning Federal Credit Union in Corning,...

4 Ways to Gear Up for the Jan. 1 MBL Rule

Credit unions may be turning to member business loans as a source of growth, especially in light of this year’s principle-based MBL rulings. On Tuesday, Nov. 29, the NCUA provided additional clarity around the definition of MBL loans versus commercial loans, and...

Payment Card Network Transactions Grow, Fraud Soars: Fed

Total transactions at payment card networks grew 6.8% from 2014 to 2015, but the estimated losses due to fraud soared over previous estimates, the Federal Reserve Board reported Wednesday. Payment card networks process 60.6 billion debit and general-use prepaid card...

Credit Unions Carve Out Bigger Share of Loans

Credit unions continued to gain a larger share of U.S. loans in the third quarter, but loan growth might slow in 2017 under President-elect Donald Trump, according to bank and credit union reports released this week. CUNA Mutual Group’s “Credit Union...

NCUA Closes Philadelphia Credit Union

A seventh credit union, the First African Baptist Church Federal Credit Union, which received services from the Service Center for Credit Unions Inc. in Bensalem Township, Pa., was closed Tuesday. The NCUA announced it liquidated the $76,188 First African Baptist...