SAN ANTONIO — The NCUA and other regulators are overregulating to prevent another financial crisis and CUNA is trying to push back to give credit unions more autonomy.
That was the message of CUNA's top executives during a panel discussion at America's Credit Union Conference on Tuesday.
"The NCUA is overregulating and going overboard in the examination process and we are trying to make it more balanced," said CUNA Deputy General Counsel Mary Dunn.
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