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Title: Episode 9: Stablecoins and Digital Assets for Credit Unions

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Credit Union Pioneers ⁤First-Ever Stablecoin, Signaling a ​Shift in Digital Finance

WASHINGTON, D.C. – St. Cloud Financial Credit Union is breaking new ground in ⁣the financial sector, becoming the first credit union to launch its own stablecoin. The move, discussed in a recent episode‍ of America’s ⁣Credit Unions’ podcast,⁣ signals a growing interest and active participation of⁣ credit unions in the burgeoning world ⁤of digital assets.

The ​podcast featured Jed Meyer,President and CEO of St. Cloud Financial Credit Union,who detailed the​ credit union’s initiative ‌and⁢ highlighted the potential value of stablecoins and broader digital ‍asset‍ technologies. Meyer emphasized the⁢ importance for credit unions to proactively explore these emerging technologies, anticipating a ⁢future ​increasingly shaped by digital finance.

The episode also touched ‌upon the evolving regulatory landscape surrounding digital assets. While specifics weren’t detailed, ⁤the conversation underscored the need for credit unions to understand and prepare for forthcoming⁢ regulations.

The podcast featured insights from Anthony Demangone,‌ Chief Membership and Engagement officer at America’s credit Unions, alongside Meyer.

Also⁣ featured was a guest bio for Carrie ⁤Foran Sepulveda, Vice President of Security Strategy⁣ at Navy Federal Credit Union. Sepulveda ⁢leads the strategic direction​ for Fraud‌ and ⁢Physical Security for Navy federal’s nearly 15‍ million ⁤members, leveraging technology, operations, ​and investments to combat diverse threats. She previously held ⁢leadership roles in Lending and Membership at navy Federal, joining the credit union in 2012 after teaching Algebra in Hawaii as a Teach⁢ for America Corps Member. She holds⁣ a Bachelor of Science in commerce from the University of Virginia and a Master of Education in Secondary Mathematics from the University of Hawai’i at Manoa.

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