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SBA Gets Earful at National Regulatory Fairness Hearing; CUNA Reiterates Stance on 'Staggering, Costly' Laws

When it comes to what's equitable, credit unions unfairly contend with a number of regulations that are either excessive or financially burdensome, Mary Dunn CUNA deputy general counsel and senior vice president of regulatory advocacy, told the Small Business Administration's national regulatory fairness hearing last week.

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WASHINGTON — When it comes to what’s equitable, credit unions unfairly contend with a number of regulations that are either excessive or financially burdensome, Mary Dunn CUNA deputy general counsel and senior vice president of regulatory advocacy, told the Small Business Administration’s national regulatory fairness hearing last week.

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