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Regulators Propose New Rule on Executive Pay
Regulation

Regulators Propose New Rule on Executive Pay

The National Credit Union Administration wants to reduce risk-taking but credit unions say the rule would give the agency too much power.
By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | April 25, 2016
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Taxi Cab Lenders Lose Suit Over Ride-Sharing
Risk & Compliance

Taxi Cab Lenders Lose Suit Over Ride-Sharing

A New York judge dismisses a suit in which four credit unions challenged city rules allowing Uber to pick up passengers.
By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | September 11, 2015
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Credit Union Claims Software Deal Based on Fraud
The Cloud

Credit Union Claims Software Deal Based on Fraud

A software merger disrupts a customer's transition to a new system, and a user-vendor relationship devolves into a lawsuit.
By Matthew Heller | November 20, 2014
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Ailing Credit Unions Draw Attention of TARP Watchdog
Risk

Ailing Credit Unions Draw Attention of TARP Watchdog

Eighty-three percent of the credit unions that received funds through the Community Development Capital Initiative still have not paid back Treasury.
By Vincent Ryan | June 10, 2014
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One CFO, Two Companies
Staffing

One CFO, Two Companies

Two credit unions are sharing a chief financial officer, part of an effort to cut expenses and attract better talent.
By Vincent Ryan | January 23, 2014
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