Credit Union Industry Commentary

Credit Unions For Sale?

When member-owned financial cooperatives are sold in a merger that is really a fire sale, the benefit goes to the buyers, the selling board, and senior managers at the members’ expense.

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Fake Fear Trade

The movement in the bond market this week was not based on real concerns about the geopolitical scene.

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Credit Union Industry Commentary

Weathering The Storm

Three ways the special investigation into Trump’s presidential campaign could impact the economy.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Collaboration Is A Business, Not A Social Mission

Winning and collaborating are not mutually exclusive.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Credit Unions For Sale?

When member-owned financial cooperatives are sold in a merger that is really a fire sale, the benefit goes to the buyers, the selling board, and ...
Credit Union Industry Commentary

How To Stop Exploiting Members In Mergers

There is an alternative approach to self-dealing credit union mergers that corrupt the ideals of member-owned financial cooperatives.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Do Paper Checks Really Need To Go?

I hate but understand the 'I wish this practice would just die' movements.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Rates Rise And Heath Care Falls?

What traders learned from yesterday's FOMC statement, and how they'll react to the latest health care vote.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

The Myth Of The Fast Follower

As credit unions face new marketplace disruptions, it’s time to take a closer look at some traditional responses to these challenges.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

A Primer On The French Election

Traders and Wall Street are making a big deal out of the French election. Here's what Americans need to know.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Fake Fear Trade

The movement in the bond market this week was not based on real concerns about the geopolitical scene.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Pants On Fire

Fed officials can no longer deny they consider the markets when deciding monetary policy.

Is Revenge Savings A Fad? Or A Financial Shift?

After years of post-pandemic splurges for the well-to-do and inflationary pain for the less well off, more Americans are shifting to a discipline of saving. Here’s what that means for members and how credit unions can turn the trend into opportunity.

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