August 2024

ACET access to continue despite sunset of FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool

Credit unions will still have access to the NCUA’s Automated Cybersecurity Examination Tool (ACET), even after the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council’s (FFIEC) Cybersecurity Assessment Tool sunsets August 31, 2025.  The NCUA announced Friday it will continue to support and make ACET available for credit union use, following the FFIEC’s announcement Thursday. NCUA encourages credit …

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FinCEN issues reminder on suspicious transactions associated with synthetic opioids

Credit unions and other financial institutions are being called upon to help crack down on synthetic opioid trafficking. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a reminder in connection with Overdose Awareness Week. They ask financial institutions to monitor for and report suspicious transactional activity related to the illicit fentanyl supply chain and trafficking of …

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Economic Update video examines changes in labor market

Indicators of optimism tinged with potentially troubling developments in the labor market are the focus of America’s Credit Unions newly released Economic Update video  Head of Emerging Issues/Deputy Chief Economist Curt Long points to signs that the economy is shifting into more labor market and growth concerns instead of inflation. “It isn’t just the unemployment …

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NCUA letter details extension of FCU interest rate cap through March 2026

NCUA’s latest Letter to Credit Unions (24-FCU-02) provides details on the agency extending the temporary 18% federal credit union interest rate ceiling through March 10, 2026. The board voted on the latest extension at its July board meeting. NCUA boards have kept the 18% cap in place since May 1987. America’s Credit Unions has called …

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EFTA liability expansion would harm communities, consumers

Legislation claiming to tackle fraud costs “instead threatens to upend the financial services marketplace as we know it, with community institutions like credit unions—and the people they serve—hardest hit.” That’s the assessment shared by America’s Credit Unions Senior Vice President of Advpcacy Greg Mesack in CUInsight Tuesday. Credit unions have come out in strong opposition …

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Foundation announces new Executive Director

The National Credit Union Foundation (the Foundation), the national charitable arm of the credit union movement, announced Tuesday that Lauren Culp will begin as the new Executive Director in December. Culp, who currently serves as president/CEO of CUInsight, will succeed current Executive Director Gigi Hyland, who announced her retirement in March and will serve until …

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In-district meetings continue credit union conversation with policymakers

Leagues and credit unions took part in lawmaker meetings in Florida, Georgia and South Dakota this past week, bringing elected officials and staff together during the August recess to discuss important credit union priorities. The League of Southeastern Credit Unions (LSCU) hosted Rep. Darren Soto, D-Fla., at Orlando Credit Union.  The discussion centered on fraud …

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Court denies credit union motion to set aside small biz lending data rule

The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas has denied America’s Credit Unions’ motion for summary judgement to set aside the CFPB’s small business lending data collection rule. America’s Credit Unions, the Cornerstone League, and Rally Credit Union joined other organizations in filing the motion in March, requesting the rule be set aside …

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