Financial Trades Call for Equal Treatment of Banks, CUs on Military Bases
In a letter to House and Senate Armed Services Committee leaders today, the American Bankers Association, the Association of Military ...
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ABA, AMBA CEOs Call for Equal Treatment of Banks, Credit Unions on Military Bases
In an American Banker op-ed today, American Bankers Association President and CEO Rob Nichols and Association of Military Banks of ...
ABA Voices Strong Opposition to CU Bank Acquisition Proposal
In a letter to the National Credit Union Administration today, ABA vigorously opposed a proposal that would formalize a process ...
State Associations Reject CU Calls for Expanded Member Business Lending Cap
In a letter to congressional leaders today, 51 state bankers associations flagged “opportunistic and unnecessary” attempts by the credit union ...
ABA Appeals Credit Union Field of Membership Case to Supreme Court
ABA this week petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review a lower court ruling in the association’s challenge of the ...
Iowa Bank Regulator Settles with Bank Over Blocked Sale to Credit Union
After last week blocking the sale of First American Bank’s remaining Iowa-based assets and branches to a credit union, the ...
Iowa Bank Regulator Blocks Credit Union Acquisition of Bank Assets, Branches
The Iowa Division of Banking on Monday blocked the sale of First American Bank’s remaining Iowa-based assets and branches to ...
How Large Credit Unions Are Failing to Meet Their Mission, and How Congress Can Fix It
Given their extraordinary and unnecessary tax benefit, large credit unions should be held accountable for meeting the needs of the ...
ABA Launches Ads Calling for End to Large CU Tax Exemption
As part of its ongoing efforts to educate policymakers and the public about large credit unions’ abuse of their tax ...
National Taxpayers Union Calls on Lawmakers to Revisit CU Tax Exemption
Congress should focus its attention in 2020 on the tax treatment of large, bank-like credit unions and reconsider the merit ...
