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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2025 · 28 MIN

From Risk-Averse to Consumer-First

from Grow Your Credit Union · host Andrew Freels

Credit unions have long been risk-averse by design, but today's environment is pushing the industry to think less about what's safe and more about what's best for the member. That shift, from compliance-first to consumer-centric, is reshaping everything from governance to payments to technology strategy. In this episode of Grow Your Credit Union, host Joshua Barclay is joined by guest co-host Stacy Armijo, Chief Experience Officer at Amplify Credit Union, and returning guest James McBride, CEO of Connects Federal Credit Union, as they talk about: Board engagement and what strong governance really looks like Real-time payments and the risk of falling behind Open banking as a competitive mandate, not just a regulatory issue Listen now and stay ahead of what's shaping the movement. A huge thanks to our sponsor for this episode, InvestiFi InvestiFi delivers an integrated digital investing solution built to enable investing directly from checking accounts, helping Credit Unions to retain more deposits and attract new members. Give your members a new tool to navigate the complexities of financial markets with ease from within their current online banking experience through InvestiFi.  

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