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CECL methodology should not apply to US credit unions, says NCUA chief
The current expected credit losses methodology could have unintended consequences on the sector, the regulator warns
Channel Islands Co-op plans Liberation Day celebrations
9 May marks the 75th anniversary of the islands' release from Nazi occupation
Thinktanks call for community wealth models and plural ownership in post-Covid settlement
CLES and the Democracy Collaborative argue for 'a new politics of community control from the ground…
More than a shop: Co-op podcast looks to a different way of working
'There’s a growing interest in society, in businesses doing things differently and working more collaboratively, more…
Keir Starmer looks forward to working with the Co-op Party
The Labour leader says he is keen to hear the Co-op Party's policy ideas
£5m lockdown fund announced for community businesses
Co‑operatives UK helped to develop the Covid‑19 Emergency Trading Income Support Scheme, run by Power to…
How are co-ops, community businesses and employee-owned firms weathering lockdown?
Many organisations are struggling financially during lockdown - even while the sector is demonstrating its flexibility…
How employee-owned and co-op care providers are tackling Covid-19
How Equal Care Co-op, Be Caring and City Health Care Partnership are responding to the crisis
International Credit Union Day themed ‘Inspiring hope for a global community’
This year's International Credit Union Day falls on 15 October
Filipino insurance co-op supports members and communities through Covid-19 crisis
The co-op has been leading a campaign to support the nation's hospitals
Trinidad and Tobago government launches emergency loan facility for credit unions
The sector will receive TT$100m to provide loans to their members at favourable interest rates
