Without an independent and full accounting, it’s not only NCUA’s credibility that suffers, it’s also the soundness and self-confidence of the cooperative system. There is a minimum of $3 billion and as much as $7 billion due to credit unions
from the legacy assets NCUA seized from the corporates, according to the numbers
NCUA has posted on its website....A Review Of NCUA’s Corporate Actions Must Be A High Priority: [Read Article]
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