Michael Fryzel

• Onsite Coverage: Derivatives Authority Could Cost NCUA $16M in First Three Years

  By Heather Anderson  |  May 16, 2013

  ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A final derivatives rule could cost the agency as much as $16 million over three years.

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  NCUA Nominee’s Long and Winding Road: Editor/Publisher's Column

  By Sarah Snell Cooke  |  May 16, 2013

  If recent history is any indicator, nomination to the NCUA Board is no assurance of joining the NCUA Board, at least not quickly.

• Onsite Coverage: Proposed Derivatives Rule Could Set Pay-to-Play Fee Precedent

  By Heather Anderson  |  May 16, 2013

  ALEXANDRIA, Va. — NCUA Board encourages comments on proposed rule that would grant new investment authorities. Trades express concern.

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  President Obama Nominates Rick Metsger to NCUA Board

  By Heather Anderson  |  May 16, 2013

  Oregon consultant was named "state legislator of the decade" by state league while serving as state senator.

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  Oregon CU Champion Rick Metsger Called Next NCUA Board Nominee

  By Heather Anderson  |  May 14, 2013

  Former state senator would likely take Gigi Hyland's old spot on the board if approved, sources tell Credit Union Times.

• NCUA Names James Hagen New IG

  May 1, 2013

  NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz last week announced the ­selection of James Hagen as the agency’s next inspector general. Hagen, the current deputy inspector general for audit, will assume his new post June 1. He will ­succeed William DeSarno, who is retiring.

• Hagen Will Replace Retiring DeSarno as NCUA Inspector General

  By Heather Anderson  |  April 23, 2013

  Willian DeSarno to retire and James Hagen to take over IG position on June 1, agency says.

• Commodore Stops Appeal

  By Heather Anderson  |  April 3, 2013

  The $32 million Commodore Perry Federal Credit Union told Credit Union Times March 26 that it has withdrawn its exam appeal to the NCUA Board.

• Commodore Perry FCU Scraps Appeal Over Examiner Harassment

  By Heather Anderson  |  March 27, 2013

  Small Ohio credit union says it will work with state's league and CUNA to further cause of examination reform.

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  The Art of the Out of Court Settlement

  By Michael Fryzel  |  March 20, 2013

  Although I never actually checked, my guess is that the great majority of lawsuits that are filed seeking money damages never go to trial. Instead, they are settled between the parties out of court.