Peter Strozniak
Reporter at Credit Union Times
Credit Union Times reporter covering marketing, human resources, fraud, mergers & acquisitions, state leagues, business continuity, and breaking news.
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1 day ago |
cutimes.com | Peter Strozniak
Ezra Eckhardt, who served as president/CEO of Spokane Teachers Credit Union in Liberty Lake, Wash., left his post, according to a local media report. On Tuesday, The Spokesman-Review in Spokane reported the Spokane Teachers Credit Union (STCU) issued a news release that Eckhardt “is no longer with STCU. Ezra intends to pursue other endeavors.” The news release was not posted on the credit union’s website.
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2 days ago |
cutimes.com | Peter Strozniak
On March 7, Wright-Patt sued ATM Solutions in Greene County Common Pleas Court in Xenia, Ohio, alleging nonpayment and claiming ATM Solutions ignored communications. The company acknowledged missing payments but denied ignoring the credit union. Alongside its complaint, Wright-Patt filed an emergency ex parte, no-bond motion for prejudgment attachment, supported by affidavits from Chief Financial Officer Daniel G. Smith and attorney Peter Georgiton.
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3 days ago |
cutimes.com | Michael Ogden |Peter Strozniak
Department of Justice. Credit/Shutterstock The U.S. Department of Justice on Friday mounted a sweeping legal defense of former President Donald Trump’s decision to remove NCUA Board Members Todd Harper and Tanya Otsuka, arguing in court that the president holds broad constitutional authority to dismiss such officers without cause.
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3 days ago |
cutimes.com | Peter Strozniak
A former employee for North Carolina’s largest credit union will be sentenced in August after she admitted to making 867 fraudulent transactions that siphoned nearly $80,000 from more than 20 member accounts over two and a half years, federal prosecutors said. Jillian Scott, 31, of Lumberton, pleaded guilty to bank fraud and misuse of Social Security numbers during a federal court hearing last week, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office in Raleigh.
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6 days ago |
cutimes.com | Peter Strozniak
A Montana judge sentenced Kelly Jo Muzzana, a former operations manager for the $609 million Altana Federal Credit Union in Billings, to 12 months and one day in prison for an embezzlement crime that federal prosecutors described as both unique and more egregious than typical payment card thefts. During a court hearing on Wednesday, U.S. District Court Judge Susan P. Watters in Billings also ordered Muzzana, 40, to pay $65,046 in restitution and a $100 assessment fee.
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Thirty-five credit unions were merged out of existence during this year's first quarter, including three credit unions because they couldn't find new leaders and three more because of their poor financial condition. https://t.co/PevFDIJRef #MergersAndAcquisitions #creditunions
The number of ATMs has declined by four percent nationally, but one of Pennsylvania's largest credit unions is bucking that trend with the recent roll out of 100 brand new ATMs in popular grocery and convenient stores. https://t.co/J2jzUBzlcv #ATM #creditunions #Pennsylvania
America's Credit Unions CEO Jim Nussle urges POTUS to fill NCUA board vacancies & hopes the independent agency's chair, Kyle Hauptman, will address the industry soon on what's next. https://t.co/ynGUnGdY4Y #Potus #creditunions #NCUA