Inside Cornerstone
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Last chance to give feedback: InfoSight newsletter survey
Ensure you're receiving the vital information you want and need. Give your feedback to the InfoSight compliance news providers. -
YP Spotlights for October and Coffee with Caroline
YP Spotlights feature up-and-comers in the movement. This month, meet Cynthia Moreno, Jessica Pollard, and Lauren Roberts. -
Featured professional development opportunities from Cornerstone
Cornerstone League offers education year-round across the five-state region. Check out the coming professional development opportunities. -
VolCorp partners with Catalyst Corporate for check processing; joins TranzCapture alliance
The move increases the CUSO’s reach and Catalyst’s footprint as the largest credit union check processor in the nation. -
Life insurance helps ensure tomorrow's certainty today
As society continues to grapple with pandemic effects, credit unions tend to play a vital role in helping members get access to life insurance.
Upcoming Events
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Advocacy Update - Kansas - July
OnlineCredit union advocacy leaders in Kansas are invited to hear the latest policy and political news. -
Virtual IRA Workshops
OnlineWorking in partnership with the Tennessee League, participants build foundational and advanced knowledge of IRA’s along with any updates for operational effectiveness within the credit union. -
CU FinHealth Conference
Denver, COThe leading financial well-being event for credit unions and system partners. CU FinHealth is not just another conference; it is an opportunity to truly commit to the “People Helping People” mission. -
ALM Webinar Series II: Webinar 4 - Organizing an ALM Process
OnlineAs the second webinar in Series II, this session will review the components of an investment and an ALM policy, review an ALM checklist, and discuss a liquidity analysis. -
ALM Webinar Series II: Webinar 3 - GAP
OnlineAs the first webinar in Series II, this session will walk you through interest rate risk: what it is; why it impacts your credit union; and why the NCUA requires regular monitoring.