Credit unions that wholly own or invest in CUSOs will finallyknow what new regulations they will be required to meet when theNCUA releases its final rule during its June 21 board meeting.
The regulator released its meeting agenda Thursday, which alsoincludes a closed meeting to discuss supervisory and personnelmatters.
It's been almost a year since the NCUA proposed requiring all CUSOs to file financial reports directlywith the agency as well as the appropriate state supervisoryauthority.
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