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Food for Thought: Policy and regulatory threats to credit union business models

Food for Thought: Policy and regulatory threats to credit union business models

by Nick Money | Sep 20, 2021 | News & Updates

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...
The Irish Credit Union Business Model: Is it still fit for purpose?

The Irish Credit Union Business Model: Is it still fit for purpose?

by Nick Money | Dec 20, 2017 | News & Updates, Research Publications

Our first publication was a review of the business model for credit unions in Ireland, and the case for change. The key messages are that: the objective evidence demonstrates the case for change to the existing business model, international examples show an expansion...

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