League Link is an electronic communications service from the Indiana Credit Union League and is sent regularly to Managers/CEOs of affiliated credit unions. It contains a variety of information on activities at the League and a summary of important messages that have been sent by the League. Many of the items here contain links to the League's website. We encourage you to share League Link, or selected content, with your staff and officials as appropriate. An archive of messages from the League to credit union managers/CEOs can be found here .
 
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Regulatory/Compliance Updates
Regulatory Update, 5-6-2019, Weekly Regulatory Advocacy Report
On May 6, Senior Consultant Tim Pierce and Senior Consultant, Director of Regulatory Advocacy Dave Hawkins sent a Regulatory Update which provided information on a number of recent regulatory and advocacy topics. Read it here.
Upcoming Meetings and Education Sessions
The League is offering this session to discuss different types of fraud and prevention, including credit/debit card, checking account fraud, malicious app monitoring, fall back transactions and more.
Technology Roundtable will cover topics like making sure your credit union is compliant with DFI and FFIEC audit requirements; patch management and why Microsoft patching with WSUS isn’t enough; the difference between managed patch and antivirus management; and much more. Additionally, there will be a discussion of topics submitted by attendees.
This hour-long webinar, presented by Mary-Lou Heighes, president and founder of Compliance Plus, Inc., will discuss specific requirements for disclosures in advertisements, logos, Truth in Savings, overdraft programs and pre-screens. Websites, promotions, prizes and much more will also be covered.
Make plans to join your peers from credit union boards across the Southeast for two-and-a-half days of education designed for credit unions’ volunteer leaders. The 2019 Southeast Director’s Conference features a full range of informative sessions on critical, timely issues, with first-rate speakers to address the economy, lending environment, and much more.
Chapter News
Upcoming Chapter Meetings
Several chapters have meetings or events planned in the weeks ahead. Visit the League calendar to find information about your chapter.
Foundation News
Indiana Credit Union Foundation
Registrations are now being accepted for participants and sponsors for the Indiana Credit Union Foundation Clay Classic scheduled for Thursday, May 30, at Indiana Gun Club in Fortville. Register as an individual or as part of a team of up to five. The event will include a meal and prizes. Sponsorships opportunities are available. Get details for participation, remaining sponsorships available and register to attend here.
Registrations are now being accepted for golfers and sponsors for the Indiana Credit Union Foundation 18-Hole Event golf outings scheduled for July 16, 2019, at Smock Golf Course in Indianapolis, IN, and July 25, 2019, at Swan Lake Resort in Plymouth, IN. The golf outings start with a shotgun start, with lunch/dinner immediately following. Sponsorships for the overall events, meals, and contest holes are available, as well as additional hole sponsorships. Get details for golfers, available sponsorships and register to attend here.  
Featured Products

Collections Training
The League can get your credit union's collections on track. In the Collections Training, the League will work with your credit union on all aspects of the collections position. The first part will cover the regulations that coordinate with the job. These include the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and the provisions of UDAAP (Unfair, Deceptive, or Abuse Acts and Practices).
 
After that, we will then go into the day-to-day work, which includes best practices on how to communicate with members, time management, and priorities. A thorough talk about bankruptcies will follow, going through the step-by-step process that needs to happen if your member files a bankruptcy 7 or 13. Other topics covered will include set-off, how to collect from the military, social media collections, repossessions (also a thorough beginning to end review of the process), deceased accounts, and charge-offs.
 
Senior Consultant Tim Pierce is ready to provide you with more information.
Group Benefits offered through Credit Union Consortium and Servicecorp
As your credit union reviews options for group medical, dental, vision, life, disability, and other insurance products, be sure to keep Servicecorp in mind. Servicecorp serves as the administrator for the Credit Union Consortium which offers medical, dental and vision coverage to 89 Indiana credit unions. Servicecorp also offers group life and disability products, as well as voluntary accident and critical insurance. A credit union does not have to participate in the Consortium for medical coverage in order to offer the other products. Email Diana Arnold or call 800-285-5300, ext. 5359 if you are interested in learning more.