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Just Say No: NAFCU on NCUA’s Liquidity ANPR
In a blunt document, the National Association of Federal Credit Unions has come out with a big no in regard to the recent NCUA Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) designed to force credit unions to get in place approved liquidity ****READ MORE: Just Say No: NAFCU on NCUA’s Liquidity ANPR:
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