Articles by Darla Dernovsek

While some see Walmart as a threat, some credit unions see opportunity and enjoy a healthy business relationship with the retail giant.

Some industry observers say the arrival of the U.S. Bank of Walmart is less a matter of “if” than “when."

Roughly 90% of those who refinanced through the program were new members with an average loan-to-value of 45% and credit scores in the high 700s.

CU marketers have been so busy trying to attract new members they’ve had precious little time to consider what might happen if they were wildly successful.

CU’s success is rooted in efforts to gain market share, build member awareness, and implement branding consistency.

CU targets young enterprises and established ventures with new owners.

Many small-business owners have undoubtedly heard about remote deposit capture. But incorporating those time-saving technologies into their small-business operations will have to wait—because these business owners are just too busy.

Top-notch lending requires seeing the potential for growth where others might settle for business as usual.

In an environment where consumers are reluctant to borrow, innovative lending strategies have become essential for growth.

Can you imagine a day when even mission-critical services such as core processing routinely run on "the cloud?" That day is coming.