CUAid has been activated for credit unions and individuals impacted by Hurricane Harvey. Visit CUAid.coop (http://www.cuaid.coop/site/PageServer) to learn how you can help support your credit union peers in the affected areas.

Good morning. The House Financial Services Committee’s Terrorism and Illicit Finance Subcommittee will hold a hearing today. The hearing will focus on combatting lone-wolf and small-scale terrorism. The Senate is also in session. Here is what’s happening on this Wednesday morning:

 The New York Credit Union Association’s management consultants are available to assist member credit unions with community charter requests – The Point

 The New York Credit Union Association—through a partnership with the Credit Union Webinar Network—will offer a number of webinars this month – CU Webinar Network

 Credit union professionals can register for the New York Credit Union Association’s IRA Workshops, which will be held Sept. 26-27 at Association headquarters in Albany. The workshops cover both “essential” and “advanced” IRA situations – The Point

 Roughly 75 percent of financial institutions have reached the saturation point in mobile banking growth – CU Times

 The Labor Department published its proposed rule to delay implementation of three fiduciary rule exemption changes – CUToday

 The Education Department on Friday announced it will stop working with the CFPB to police student loan fraud – The Hill

 A new attack campaign has been flinging phishing messages as well as ransomware-laced spam emails at potential victims in massive quantities – CUinfoSecurity

 Assemblyman Michael Simanowitz of Queens died over the weekend. He was 45 years old – Daily News

 The lessons learned by New York lenders during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy can help Houston recover from the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey – New York’s State of Mind