ROGERS, Ark.–The second edition of the Credit Union Board Brief has been sent to CU directors and volunteers across the country.
Designed to meet directors’ educational requirements by informing them of big picture issues taking place in credit unions and financial services and to provide potential discussion points in the board room, while not overwhelming readers with too much information, the Credit Union Board Brief features approximately one-dozen paragraph-length descriptions of issues that deserve attention, with a link to the full story for more details.
The new April issue includes coverage of:
- The lessons from rising satisfaction in banks
- The surprising discovery in a new J.D. Power survey of CU members related to perceptions
- Why Gen Z says ‘Ick’ when it comes to credit cards
- TruStage’s analysis and forecasts related to credit union trends
- What NCUA data show about CU performance
- The banking industry’s new ‘divide and conquer’ strategy
- Four CUs hit by hackers and ransomware
- The payments threat coming from X
- Two unique strategies by CUs
- A round-up of how CUs are involved in their communities
- How one credit union has overhauled its core checking offering
In addition, as part of a monthly feature on governance issues, Jim This of Rochdale offers insights into developing an effective associate board member program.
The cost of the CU Board Brief is just $799 per year, and that’s for the entire board, not per person. For info or to receive a copy of the April issue, contact Frank J. Diekmann at [email protected].
