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Putting Brakes on MBL Delinquencies Backdrop for NCUA Webinar

More than 1,000 people tuned in yesterday to the NCUA's Webinar on member business lending with delinquencies and examiners' expectations being among the hottest topics of discussion.

By Michelle A. Samaad | Updated on November 18, 2009

More than 1,000 people tuned in yesterday to the NCUA’s Webinar on member business lending with delinquencies and examiners’ expectations being among the hottest topics of discussion.

Hosted by NCUA Board Member Gigi Hyland, she kicked off the session with a poll question asking attendees if they offered MBLs. Roughly 80% said yes, another 2% did so through loan participations and nearly 17% said they do not but are interested. Since December 2000, MBL activity has grown substantially from $4.7 million to $32 billion as of June 30, 2009. With that growth has come a rise in delinquencies.

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