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BankSocial's Becky Reed previews her new book: 'FinCo 2050,' which explores how credit unions can evolve over the next 25 years.
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Array's Crissi Cole shares why credit unions don't have a Gen Z problem, they have a primacy opportunity.
GoWest's Troy Stang addresses today's change and credit unions embracing that change without losing sight of who they are.
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Industry Reports: Can Credit Unions Still Trust What Looks Legitimate? Synthetic Fraud Is Changing Authentication
Velera VP says AI is making fraudulent signals more convincing, forcing credit unions to connect the dots across identity, devices, behavior and transactions. A document can look legitimate. An image can look legitimate. A voice can sound legitimate. As generative AI makes those signals easier for fraudsters to create and manipulate, credit unions face a fundamental authentication problem: Passing an individual checkpoint no longer necessarily means an identity can be trusted. Read more... |
Is AI Making Synthetic Identities Harder to Spot? How This Credit Union Looks Deeper
“We have to fight AI with AI,” says BCU’s account protection manager. At BCU, the change has shown up in the details: an address that doesn’t quite fit, personal information that conflicts with another source or a bank statement that looks legitimate until technology detects the one field that was altered. Read more... |
orsa credit union President/CEO Tansley Stearns welcomes guests to her weekly podcast "Despite Impossible" to share how they tackle their impossibles.
Daniel Schaffa is a professor of law at the University of Richmond School of Law, where he studies tax and law & economics. He is one of a handful of humans with 5 degrees from the University of Michigan. His tax research focuses on how the tax system can be designed to achieve socially desirable goals. |
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CU Times Michael Ogden takes on Arkansas Bankers Assn. leader Lorrie Trogden’s arguments over taxes, touchdowns, private jets and whether today’s credit unions have abandoned their mission. Opportunity for credit unions to make an impact in midterms America's Credit Unions Voter registration deadlines are approaching in more than a dozen states for the Nov. 3 general election as the credit union movement works to ... FinTechs Are Lining Up To Partner With CUs. What's Stopping the Deals? CUtoday Fintech companies that once largely bypassed credit unions are increasingly looking to them as a potentially lucrative growth market, ... How A $130M CU Built An ‘AI Back Office’—And What It’s Doing With It CUtoday For many small credit unions, artificial intelligence is still viewed as a future investment. At StagePoint FCU, it has quietly become... Gulf Winds Plans Second Bank Acquisition as It Prepares to Become TruWorth CU Times CU Pres./CEO Daniel Souers speaks with CU Times about the deal making Gulf Winds the first U.S. credit union in 2026 to publicly announce proposed acquisitions of two banks. Why credit unions are missing the boat on reverse mortgage demand Housing Wire Only 81 of 36000 reverse mortgages were from credit unions in the past year, despite 55 million eligible members, ACUMA panelists said. Check out latest Industry announcements in our CUbroadcast News section. |
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