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How credit unions are trying to win back members - Vimarsana News

How credit unions are trying to win back members

Since the pandemic began, many members of small credit unions have defected to banks that offer better digital products and services. The credit unions are focusing on in-person banking or catering to small businesses and other niches to rebuild their customer base.

Why an Iowa credit union is venturing out of state to buy banks - Vimarsana News

Why an Iowa credit union is venturing out of state to buy banks

GreenState Credit Union has announced three bank deals this year. Its CEO says purchasing banks can be easier than merging with rival credit unions, though the state's banking regulator has made it difficult to do so within Iowa.

Two fintechs give credit unions banking-as-a-service capability - Vimarsana News

Two fintechs give credit unions banking-as-a-service capability

Temenos and Mbanq created a platform to offer technology and compliance services to credit unions via application programming interfaces.

NCUA lets service organizations make auto, payday loans - Vimarsana News

NCUA lets service organizations make auto, payday loans

The National Credit Union Administration adopted a rule that allows credit union service organizations to offer a wider range of loans over the objections of agency Chairman Todd Harper, who said it risks deposit insurance losses.

Minority-owned credit unions balk at fine print of NCUA capital plan - Vimarsana News

Minority-owned credit unions balk at fine print of NCUA capital plan

The industry generally likes a National Credit Union Administration plan that would count Treasury funds as secondary capital. But it opposes the exclusion of 30-year investments under the the Emergency Capital Investment Program, which credit unions say are essential to revitalizing Black and Hispanic communities.