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Awash in a Sea of Liquidity

June 30, 2010
More than $48 billion in new savings has created a flood of liquidity for CUs. To deal with this glut, CUs are promoting loans, diminishing deposit inflows, and rethinking investment strategies. READ MORE

A Sea of Liquidity

July 01, 2011
Should the Federal Reserve start a new round of quantitative easing (QE3) to ensure the economic recovery, or is it time to let the market determine interest rates and let economic chips fall where they may? READ MORE

Rates & Ratios: Cards Lead Loan Decline

March 05, 2012
CU loans outstanding decreased 0.2% during January 2012 compared to a 0.4% increase in December 2011. READ MORE

Rates & Ratios: CUs Report Uptick in Loans

July 03, 2012
Credit union savings balances grew 0.2% in May compared to a 0.6% decrease in April. READ MORE

Four Simple Rules for Balance Sheet Management

July 16, 2012
Large balances sitting in Fed funds have amounted to a painful and mistaken bet on rising interest rates. READ MORE

NCUA’s Top 10 Compliance Issues

October 22, 2012
Topping the list are multi-featured open-end lending plans. READ MORE

Should We Be Concerned About Liquidity?

December 10, 2012
Your contingency plan should include prioritizing the assets you could sell to fund liquidity. READ MORE
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