Washington State Div. of CUs Using New Contractor for IS&T Exams

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Effective last month, the state Division of Credit Unions began using a new contractor to perform the Information Service & Technology portion of the division's examination. The new contractor, Trust Consulting and Compliance, will work with credit unions on information service products and risk evaluation. The Division...

By Staff Writer | August 05, 2003 at 08:00 PM

OLYMPIA, Wash. – Effective last month, the state Division of Credit Unions began using a new contractor to perform the Information Service & Technology portion of the division's examination. The new contractor, Trust Consulting and Compliance, will work with credit unions on information service products and risk evaluation. The Division of Credit Unions said it changed contractors as part of the normal two-year bid process for state contracts. Trust CC's contract runs through June 2005. The previous contractor was DHK and Associates.

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