Rep. Ed Royce (R-Calif.), who continues to call for an increasein the member business lending cap, will be one of the speakers atNACUSO's Business Services Connection next month.
|The Small Business Credit Enhancement Act (HR 1418) was introducedby Royce and includes a provision that would increase the MBL limitto 27.5% of assets from the current 12.25%.
|NACUSO said Royce will answer questions and listen to concernsas he continues to fight for the passage of HR 1418 and expandedsmall business lending powers for credit unions and CUSOs.
|Royce is a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and chairmanof the Subcommittee on Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Trade. He isalso a senior member of the Financial Services Committee where hesits on the Financial Institutions and Consumer CreditSubcommittee.
|In addition, several NCUA officials will be at the NACUSObusiness services forum to answer questions about business lendingregulations and the exam process, among other topics. The agencywill be represented by Matt Biliouris, director of supervision,Christie Loizos, staff attorney of business lending issues, and VinVieten, MBL program officer.
|The NACUSO Business Services Connection will take place Oct. 18-20at the San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina.
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