Michael Fryzel

Fryzel Defends NCUA Examiners Against 'Trying to Kill' Claim

By Heather Anderson | June 18, 2012

NCUA Board member Michael Fryzel defended NCUA examiners in a June 11 letter to the editor after an online editorial accused the regulator of “trying to destroy small credit unions.”
Fryzel Defends NCUA After League VP Criticism: Print Preview

By Heather Anderson | June 15, 2012

Board member says agency not "trying to kill small credit unions." Utah league exec recounts typical exchange: "You'll make it. But others won't."
Fryzel Denies NCUA Is Trying to Kill Small Credit Unions

By Heather Anderson | June 13, 2012

Board member calls Utah league vice president's editorial about the agency and its examiners "unfounded, off base and just not correct."
Fryzel and Cheney Talk Shop at MD/DC League Confab

By Heather Anderson | June 12, 2012

NCUA Board Member Michael Fryzel and CUNA President/CEO Bill Cheney participated in a panel discussion Tuesday at the annual MDDCCUA convention.
Fryzel Addresses Illinois Legislative Conference

By Heather Anderson | May 11, 2012

NCUA Board Member Michael Fryzel returned home to address more than 110 attendees at the Illinois Credit Union League’s Legislative Conference.
Marx on Capitol: Election May Usher In More Regulatory Oversight

By Claude R. Marx | February 12, 2012

Except for Newt Gingrich’s two mischaracterizations, credit unions haven’t come up as an issue in this election campaign so far.
Fryzel: NCUA Seeks to Improve Regulatory Environment

By Michael Fryzel | October 17, 2011

At the recent NAFCU Congressional Caucus, Chairman Debbie Matz expressed a plan for regulatory improvement by NCUA. She addressed possible changes in certain regulations and a desire for a more open and transparent process that will allow for the credit union industry to know well in advance what rules are...
Letter: Fryzel Offers Lobbying Tips

By Michael Fryzel | October 10, 2011

The viewpoint expressed by Claude R. Marx in the Sept. 21 issue [Marx on Capitol: “Need More Moneyball, People Power”] makes some strong points as to how credit unions might achieve their longtime goal of raising the member business lending cap.
Polish & Slavic Opens Branch in Chicago Area

By David Morrison | May 31, 2011

The 72,000 member Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union, headquartered in Brooklyn, N.Y., continues to find eager members in the suburbs of Chicago.
The NCUA’s Biggest Earners: 25 Make More Than $201,000

By Claude R. Marx | May 23, 2011

Although government work isn’t always lucrative, 25 NCUA employees make more than $201,000 annually, according to agency records.