What's Happening Next Week...

Monday

Creating the Right Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Program (Webinar)

Tuesday

Annual Meeting (Baton Rouge)

State GAC (Baton Rouge)

Advanced Issues in Dormant Accounts, Unclaimed Property & Escheatment (Webinar)

Wednesday

Check Exceptions: Returns, Adjustments & Claims (Webinar)

Thursday

Maximizing Recoveries on Charged-Off Loans (Webinar)

If you’re looking to take your career to the next level, SRCUS Management School is the program to help you achieve it.

Join like-minded peers on the campus of UGA in Athens, Georgia from June 16 – 21 to develop the skills and knowledge to meet today’s credit union management challenges.

This intensive 3-year program equips you with essential skills and insights to tackle contemporary credit union management challenges, including financial analysis, strategic thinking, management tactics, and effective business communication.

Enrollment closes June 5.

Applications are available for partial scholarships to help defray the cost of this program. The application deadline for scholarships is April 12^th.

Scholarship Form

We would like to get as many legislators to our Appreciation Reception, and we need your help! During our Annual Hike the Hill, we invite you to call out your legislator and extend a personal invitation to our event.

If you're feeling unsure or haven't attended in a while, fear not! We've prepared a mini session on Capitol Visits & Tips just before we depart. Advocacy is a continuous effort, and it's crucial that we remain engaged and present. Check out our updated schedule as we shift our advocacy focus towards supporting credit unions and the community.

FinCEN published an administrative ruling regarding Customer Identification Program (CIP) and Customer Due Diligence (CDD) requirements for designated beneficiaries of individual retirement accounts.



In FIN-2024-R001, FinCEN issued a revised response to clarify obligations for broker-dealers that open new accounts for legal entity customers. The ruling was issued in response to a request from a foundation that had been named the beneficiary of an individual retirement account maintained by the broker-dealer.

Americans are expected to spend approximately $3.1 billion on Easter candy this year, or around 30% of their entire food budget for the holiday, the National Retail Federation (NRF) estimated earlier this month.

What Easter candy are most Louisianian's buying? Let's find out!