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Thrifts Ask Members of Congress to Oppose CURIA

Participants in recent America's Community Bankers' Government Affairs Conference asked a couple of the congressional speakers for their opposition to the Credit Union Regulatory Improvements Act.

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on March 13, 2007

WASHINGTON — Participants in recent America’s Community Bankers’ Government Affairs Conference asked a couple of the congressional speakers for their opposition to the Credit Union Regulatory Improvements Act.

Senator Jack Reed (D-R.I.) was first to field the question of whether ACB could count on his opposition to the bill. He responded that the issue of “a level playing field” between banks and credit unions is a perennial one. “It is good to be reminded they represent an additional challenge for community banks in America,” he said.

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