A number of CUSOs have voiced their frustrations with the NCUA's risk-based capital proposal, concerned about the long-term impact on their ability to operate and serve should the regulatory pitch become the rule. The deadline to submit comments on the proposal is May 28.
On-site at the National Association of Credit Union Service Organizations' recent annual conference in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Michelle A. Samaad, CU Times senior staff reporter, talked with attendees to get their takes on just how relevant CUSOs continue to be with equipping credit unions with products and services to meet their members' financial needs.
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