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Australian CUs have experienced strong growth in retail deposits at the expense of their regional banking rivals. http://ow.ly/goIE 2 days ago

Yakima Valley CUs have benefited from larger banks troubles as membership, deposit growth, and overall presence expand. http://ow.ly/goHD 2 days ago

Florida Central CU names CUNA board member Laida Garcia as president, CEO. Garcia succeeds the late Ed Gallagly. See http://ow.ly/gnw7 2 days ago

WesCorp detailed cost-saving initiatives-- including roughly 90 layoffs--that aim to roll back expenses to 2003 levels. See July 6 NN. 2 days ago

Wash. State CUs have seen a 313% mortgage loan increase over the last 10 years, with lower car loan, savings deposit increases. See Mon. NN. 2 days ago

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Oregon CUs, banks unveil ID-theft-fighting website

BEAVERTON, Ore. (10/23/07)--The Credit Union Association of Oregon (CUAO) is joining forces with the Oregon Bankers Association to launch a website that fights identity theft and hopes to help catch more perpetrators of fraud.

The partnership, called the Financial Institutions Security Task Force (FIST), will inform the general public of major banking security issues, and will serve as a link among the task force, the media, law enforcement and the public (Portland Business Journal Oct. 19).

The website has information on fraud and robbery statistics and trends, current robbery rewards, state and national resources, upcoming events and media materials.

The FIST group comprises representatives from Oregon credit unions, savings and loans, and banks, as well as representatives from state, local and federal law enforcement agencies.

Last year Oregon experienced 179 incidents of bank robberies and burglaries--the 17th highest rate in the U.S.--according to FBI statistics.

Bounties of up to $5,000 are being offered by the FIST robbery rewards program for information leading to the arrest and conviction of perpetrators who defraud Oregon financial institutions. FIST, working with the FBI, has paid out more than $27,000 in reward money since 2001.



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