NCUA Adds Another Supervisory Item to Special Meeting Agenda

The NCUA board will now be dealing with two supervisory actions at its special meeting next Wednesday, the agency announced Friday.

By Claude R. Marx | April 29, 2011 at 07:43 AM

The NCUA board will now be dealing with two supervisory actions at its special meeting next Wednesday, the agency announced Friday.

The agency never says in advance what credit unions will be on its agenda.

Next Wednesday's meeting is the board's fourth special meeting this year.

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