Congress hasn't scrutinized the NCUA's handling of the problems at corporate credit unions very much.
That's about to change.
In the waning days of the last Congress, lawmakers approved a bill that gives the NCUA extensive new regulatory powers. But the bill also requires that the Government Accountability Office-Congress' investigative arm-take up to a year to investigate how the NCUA handled the corporate credit unions' woes.
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