The Ohio Credit Union League, devoting attention to what it calls the compliance "explosion" hitting both large and small credit unions, is looking to form a year-end partnership with its Georgia counterpart to provide on-site compliance specialists operating on more formalized monthly contracts.
League officials said that up to now the league has relied on seminars, hotlines and other services to aid its member CUs on compliance problems, but has decided to intensify the process under a deal set to be signed with Georgia Credit Union Affiliates.
"We've been looking for a long time at developing a shared partnership with GCUA, which can provide the onsite training at reasonable rates," said David Shoup, vice president of regulatory affairs for the Ohio trade group.
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