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NEW YORK-According to reports in the American Banker, Neil Levin, a former New York banking superintendent, was still missing Friday following the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and presumed dead. Levin, 46, was serving as the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-The smoldering clouds that hover over the Manhattan skyline and the gaping hole in the Pentagon are horrific reminders of Sept. 11's terrorist attacks, which left a nation stunned and bruised. While rescue crews in New York continue to labor feverishly to locate the approximately 5,500 still...

NEW YORK - New York City rescue workers busy working round-the-clock digging through rubble and putting their own lives on the line in hopes of finding survivors from September 11's terrorist attack have had enough on their minds - and not enough time - to think about going home for...

NEW YORK - The New York Credit Union League has set up a command center in Manhattan to provide on-the-spot assistance to CUs affected by last week's terrorist attack. "We have two important missions to carry out right now," said NYCUL President/CEO Bill Mellin. "We are a conduit of information,...

In the aftermath of destruction many are driven by the need to help. Given the tremendous work ahead for CUs in New York and Washington, CUNA Mutual field representatives suggest that CUs contact their leagues to coordinate contributions. According to the American Red Cross, monetary donations are the best way...

MALVERN, Pa. - Credit union data processor AFTECH had to work hand-in-hand with New York City's Municipal Credit Union and another CU to get the systems in Municipal CU headquarters, damaged in the terrorist attacks, back in operating condition. The credit union, just a few blocks from the World Trade...

WESTERVILLE, Ohio -The Association of Credit Union Internal Auditors has established a Contribution Relief Fund for the New York Credit Union Foundation. The funds collected will be used to provide financial and emotional support to the credit unions affected by the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11. Donations can...

WASHINGTON-Financial Services Committee Ranking Member John LaFalce (D-N.Y.) announced that he is preparing legislation aimed at raising funds needed to respond to the terrorist attacks, which shook New York City and rattled the Pentagon two weeks ago. The legislation authorizes bonds to be issued to aid in recovery operations, humanitarian...