The Federal Reserve comment period on interchange fees may be ending next Tuesday, but Ron Barrick, the Oregon credit union CEO named to a newly chartered panel of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, intends to keep the issue alive.
And that means the very next day-Feb. 23-at the first meeting of the new Community Depository Institutions Advisory Group in San Francisco, Barrick of Advantis CU probably joined by an Oregon banker expects Fed fee policies will occupy "a good bit of discussion" with corporate issues also due for an airing.
"Since I'm the only credit union representative in the group, it will be me who can bring up the discussion on corporate providers," said Barrick, president/CEO of the $753 million Advantis of Milwaukie, a Portland suburb.
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