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'No Quick Fix' on Disaffiliation, Says Mercer

There is no quick fix or hard-and-fast rules about how to halt credit unions resigning state leagues in some parts of the country or how to get them back once they've quit, according to the head of an American Association of Credit Union Leagues panel charged with helping find solutions.

By Jim Rubenstein | Updated on July 27, 2007

WASHINGTON — There is no quick fix or hard-and-fast rules about how to halt credit unions resigning state leagues in some parts of the country or how to get them back once they’ve quit, according to the head of an American Association of Credit Union Leagues panel charged with helping find solutions.

“We remain very concerned about the impact of disaffiliation and retention on industry unity which is why we we’re collaborating with CUNA to come up with ‘best practices,’” said Paul Mercer, chair of AACUL’s “Affiliation Task Force”.

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