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May 2012 – Vol. 35 No. 5

Daily Deposit
Financial Legislation and the Coming IT Information Crush
June 2010 – Vol: 33 No. 6
by Terence Roche

While there has been a great deal of analysis about the impact of new rules on members, fee income, products/services and the overall industry, CU IT managers need to start thinking and planning for another likely outcome of the new regs. As CU leaders start making long-term decisions, IT will most probably face a significant increase in requests for information, system capabilities, and data analysis. How can you get ready?

June 2010

We’re well along in the industry conversation regarding how pending financial reform legislation will impact credit union member delivery and fee income. Three major topics are being carefully analyzed at the “C” level of credit unions. The first is the much-discussed opt-in regulation. The second is the Durbin financial reform bill that requires “fair and reasonable” debit fees to merchants. While, as written, this only will apply to financial institutions over $10 billion, few industry experts doubt there will be some effect on those credit unions below $10 billion in any two-tiered structure. The third centers on early efforts to limit total debit overdraft fees to six per account per year, which could have a major impact on the fee income at credit unions.

There has been a great deal of analysis regarding the likely impact of these rules on members, fe…

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