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Talking Credit Unions #26 – Credit unions and problem gambling
Credit unions in Ireland and Great Britain are seeing potentially harmful gambling behaviour in the financial activity of their members. In Britain, the adoption of open banking in the underwriting process has proved a revelation, providing much more information on...
Credit Union Conference 24th September 2021: Materials
This was CFCFE’s first conference since the social distancing rules in Great Britain and Ireland made in-person attendance possible, so alongside seventy online participants there were fifteen attendees gathered in Manchester. 'Facing Contemporary Challenges' had a...
Food for Thought: Policy and regulatory threats to credit union business models
Much of CFCFE's work is focused on what credit unions can do to improve or enhance their organisations to better serve members. A new paper, authored by Ismail Erturk, Senior Lecturer at the Alliance Manchester Business School, takes a more 'outside-in'...
Ralph Swoboda R.I.P.
We are very sad to announce to the members and friends of the Centre for Community Finance Europe, and of the credit union movement across the world, that our friend and colleague Ralph Swoboda passed away at home in Dublin in the early hours of Monday morning,...
Talking Credit Unions #27 – ‘Save and Sound’ oral history project update
The UK's Credit Union Foundation launched an initiative in 2019 to to collect and preserve the memories of people involved in setting up and running credit unions before 2000 - the Save and Sound project. Through the use of oral history recordings, Save and Sound...
Effective CEOs: What Sets Them Apart?
Another new report from CFCFE: Effective CEOs: What Sets Them Apart?. "At a credit union, an effective CEO can mean the difference between flourishing - achieving the goals of member service and financial performance or foundering - at best, forfeiting...
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