Alabama Credit Union Administrator Larry Morgan, who was chairman of the board for the $3.7 billion Corporate America Credit Union as recently as 2010, denied accusations that he has a conflict of interest acting as regulator on issues between the corporate and the NCUA.
"I don't think it has," Morgan said, when asked how his Corporate America stint has affected his position.
Morgan was appointed to his regulatory position in February 2011 after retiring in late 2010 as president/CEO of the $2.2 billion APCO Employees Credit Union, where he worked for 38 years. He also retired from the Corporate America board when he received his ACUA appointment.
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