NAFCU President/CEO Fred Becker wrote NCUA Chairman Debbie Matzon Friday that his association never asked the agency to concealviolations of federal laws and regulations and credit unions.
He wrote that Matz’s comment that he had asked the agency toconceal information is “very unfortunate and erroneous.’’
Becker was responding to a letter he received Thursday from Matz in which she turned downa request that Becker made earlier this year that whencorresponding with credit union members the agency’s Office of Consumer Protection not “address any specificregulatory violations, if the office found that any occurred.’’
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