Teresa Halleck, president/CEO of The Golden 1 Credit Union, said she believes that tightened examiner policies on prompt corrective action are needed but does not doubt the viability of small credit unions.
Teresa Halleck, president/CEO of The Golden 1 Credit Union, said she believes that tightened examiner policies on prompt corrective action are needed but does not doubt the viability of small credit unions. An article in the Sept. 23 issue, page 3, misrepresented her opinion.
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