There have been substantial developments in cryptocurrencies lately, but what does it all mean for your credit union? We're talking with Larry Pruss, Senior Vice President at SRM, on recent news, trends, and policy events on cryptocurrencies, and specific use cases emerging around crypto integrations in financial services.

We're discussing the various impacts of CECL on loan pool purchases and how those loans fit into a CECL model. We'll explore how your credit union can determine credit deterioration when purchasing a pool, the effects of loan pool conversions to CECL models, and more.

Hear about how Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union has been engaging Gen Z and Millennial borrowers with their student lending options. We'll be talking about the successful marketing campaigns that FMFCU employed, why they were so effective, the member feedback they received, and more. We'll also cover the current landscape of student loans, and some new methods to enhance your member service.

Join our discussion on how data isn't just for big banks, and how your credit union can leverage data to connect with your members. We'll be sharing insights on the risks, rewards, best practices, and challenges of your member data.

Applications for life insurance increased significantly in 2020. Join our discussion about member perceptions around life insurance, effective ways to educate them, and things your credit union can do to make it easier for members to get the peace of mind they need.

We're discussing how the pandemic has affected the demand for small-dollar lending. Learn best practices for 2021, like how to develop a plan that protects your credit union while preventing members from getting taken advantage of by outside lenders.

Credit union leaders nationwide have been tallying up costs, making revenue plans, and setting budgets amidst a pandemic and recent election. While you're gearing up to right-size staff and shrinking liabilities in 2021, take advantage of these three methods to find additional lift in your credit union's payments vendor contracts.

In the second part of this series, we're focusing on key fraud prevention strategies for your credit union. We'll discuss tips for institutions and members alike on keeping their data secure.

We're diving into why more data means less fraud and friction for your members, and the most prevalent forms of fraud for your CU to watch out for right now.

No two credit unions will experience the impact of COVID-19 in exactly the same way. The same can be said for both credit union staff and the members they serve. That's why it's more important than ever to understand the stories your data is telling and take action. Listen in for tips on how to view your data with a fresh perspective, utilize daily reports to motivate your staff, and automate reports so you can spend 20% of your time gathering data and 80% of your time analyzing (instead of the other way around).