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In this episode, Peter is joined by Patricia White, representing the Asset & Liability Management Association (ALMA), and Helen Carbery, CEO of CUDA. Patricia brings extensive expertise in treasury and risk management, as a senior risk professional and respected trainer of treasury practitioners in the UK, Ireland and internationally. Helen leads CUDA following many years in senior roles across the financial services sector, with a strong background in strategy, business & product management, governance and collaboration. Together, they explore balance sheet management in a rapidly evolving credit union landscape, looking at liquidity and capital considerations alongside the emergence of corporate credit unions – and how these developments could reshape the way credit unions manage their assets, liabilities and long-term funding needs.

In this episode, Peter is joined by Patricia White on behalf of Asset & Liability Management Association and Kevin Johnson, CEO of CUDA. While you all know Kevin, Patricia is a senior risk professional delivering highly-regarded training courses for treasury practitioners, including liquidity, capital and climate risks.   They chat about the various aspects of balance sheet management, including liquidity, and how credit unions can best manage their way through these issues.    

In this episode, Peter is joined by Elaine Larke who is Head of Legal & Compliance with CUDA - They chat about the Individual Accountability Framework, what’s it about and how, who it applies to and what if anything credit unions need to do about it.  

In this episode, Peter is joined by Fergal Flavin owner of Grain and Groove to get the perspective of a business owner to help us gain a deeper understanding of the needs and motivations of borrowers and Anne Corrrigan CUDA’s Business Lending Programme Lead (BizFin)

In this episode, recorded LIVE at the CUDA Annual Conference 2024 ‘Guiding Principles for the Future’, Peter is joined by a number of experts in three key lending categories; Joe Healy, Chair of the Collaborative Finance Company [better known as Cultivate], Michael Byrne, CEO of Core CU, representing the Mortgage CUSO (CU Mortgage Services) and Anne Corrigan, CUDA’s Business Lending Programme Lead (BizFin).

In this episode, Peter is joined by Pat Naughton CEO of Nenagh Credit Union and Michael Fortune, Campaign Manager with the Solution Centre, CUDA’s centre of innovation - we’re going to analysis the effectiveness or otherwise of digital marketing and see whether it impacts loan volumes. 

In this episode, Peter is joined by Elaine Larke, Head of Legal & Compliance with CUDA, and Kevin Johnson, CEO of CUDA. Today, we’re going to look at the revisions in the upcoming Credit Union (Amendment) Bill 2022 and what it means for Credit Unions, their members, and so many local communities.

Welcome to CUDA’s ‘Standing Orders’ podcast series specially designed to inform and support member credit unions… In this episode,  Peter is joined by Cathal Tyther, Manager of the Solution Centre, which has been at the forefront of delivering innovative solutions that are now used across the credit union sector.   Today, we’re going to discuss the success and future of SAM, CUDA’s mortgage platform, and how it supports Credit Unions, staff, and their members.

Welcome to CUDA’s ‘Standing Orders’ podcast series specially designed to inform and support member credit unions… In this episode, Peter is joined by Phil Hegary CEO of Credit Union Plus.  Today, they discuss business lending from a strategic level.

In this episode, Peter is joined by Carina Myles, who is Partner in Eisner Amper Ireland and heads up its Governance, Risk & Compliance Group. Carina advises financial services providers on risk, regulatory and compliance-related matters. She supports clients throughout the regulatory engagement lifecycle and specialises in the design and implementation of risk and compliance frameworks. 

In this episode, Peter is joined by Dr Jennifer Carroll Mac Neill, Minister of State Department of Finance with responsibility for Financial Services, Credit Unions, and Insurance, and Kevin Johnson, CEO of CUDA. Today, they look at the progress of the Credit Union (Amendment) Bill 2022 as it approaches the ‘committee stage’ and what it will mean for Credit Unions, their members and their communities when it is enacted. They also look at what issues Credit Unions should be considering as the Bill becomes an Act and also consider where credit unions fit into the broader financial services landscape.

In this episode, Peter is joined by Xavier Tynan Director: Balally Family Resource Centre and Owner of Quattrobi Ireland, and Gerry McConville CEO of Capital Credit Union.  Today they discuss how Capital Credit Union recently assisted a local community organisation with a BizFin community loan to enable Balally Family Resource Centre to obtain new premises which will allow them to provide an enhanced range of services and supports to local families. They consider how credit unions supported by CUDA can help local community organisations to access credit at an affordable price.

In this episode, Peter is joined by CUDA's Anne Corrigan - Business Lending Programme Lead & Sharon Carolan - Business Development Executive at Credit Union Plus. They discuss how business lending has evolved over the last two years and consider how credit unions can support their local businesses to access credit at an affordable price and enable those businesses to thrive in 2023.

In this episode, Peter is joined by Sean Fleming, Minister of state for the department of finance with responsibility for financial services, credit unions, and insurance, and Kevin Johnson, CEO of CUDA. In this episode, they discuss the upcoming credit union amendment bill 2022 and what it means for credit unions, their members, and local communities.

In this episode, Peter is joined by Seamus Newcombe, CEO of PayAc, and Kevin Johnson, CEO of CUDA. In this episode, they talk about the big current account switch from Ulster Bank and KBC, and the potential, and possibly once-off, opportunities for credit unions.