The question of how fast and what means and methods credit unions, particularly those which have relied on the corporates for a broad mix of services, should be pursuing in light of corporate restructuring generated a new round of industry debate last week.

For one, the new head of the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues, Diana Dykstra, joined one industry chorus in cautioning CUs against making hasty decisions on corporate services, stressing initial system recommendations may be at hand in a matter of weeks.

Dykstra said preliminary fact-finding in pursuit of what she called a system solution has already been completed by a 12-member league task force, which included visits or interviews with five existing corporates.

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