Credit unions and trade associations have an additional 30 days to file comments on proposed rules changes on corporate credit unions, as a result of a decision announced today by NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz.
"We believe a 60-day comment period will balance the need for stakeholders to provide thoughtful feedback on the complex issues raised in our newly proposed corporate rule, while ensuring that the final provisions from both corporate rulemakings will take effect over a closely coordinated time frame," Matz said in a statement.
Comments will now be due on Jan. 20. They had originally been slated to be due on Dec. 20.
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