The NCUA named Kelly Lay, the current Director of the Office of Business Innovation, to be the new Director of the Office of Examination and Insurance.

With a focus on collaboration for advancing the credit union movement, credit union leagues gathered in Arizona last week for the American Association of Credit Union Leagues (AACUL) winter conference.

Inflation continued to Surge in November as demand for goods continue to exceed pre-pandemic levels.

Young professionals now have until 11:59 pm Central Time on Sunday, December 12 to apply.

While data appears strong, Chairman Harper warns credit unions to brace for potential challenges ahead like inflation and interest rate risk.

The Association hosted a small-asset size CU Roundtable last week focusing on various methods of collaboration.

This week, FinCEN is giving the public an opportunity to review and comment on the proposed rule to implement the Corporate Transparency Act’s reporting provisions regarding corporate ownership disclosure.

After a federal appeals court issued a stay last month on OSHA’s emergency temporary vaccine standards, many businesses, including credit unions, have been left wondering how to move forward.

As concerns rise about the new omicron variant, find out what your credit union needs to know to get ready to comply with federal temporary vaccine standards.

In response to the devastating condo collapse in Miami, Florida, and concerns about aging infrastructure, Fannie Mae says it’s taking steps to address properties with significant deferred maintenance that impacts the safety, soundness, structural integrity or habitability of condos and co-ops.