Credit unions that missed NCUA Board Chairman Debbie Matz'sOct. 4 town hall webinar can listen to an archived audiorecording of the event on the agency's website,the NCUA announced Tuesday.

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Matz opened the 90-minute webinar with a 30-minute review ofcredit union issues that included industry performance, the NCUA'slow-income credit union eligibility initiative, regulatorymodernization, corporate stabilization, recently proposed andfinalized rules, and the new Office of National Examinations andSupervision, which will supervise large retail credit unions andcorporates.

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The town hall-style event was opened up to questions fromparticipating credit unions, who asked about topics that rangedfrom emergencyliquidity to the recent legal decision to allow creditunions to change field of membership charters in order tomerge.

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The most popular topic of the event, however, was exams, with most questions answered by Larry Fazio, director ofthe Office of Examination and Insurance.

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“We had a very good, wide-ranging discussion during thewebinar, which is exactly what we want from these events,” Matzsaid in a release. “I appreciated the participants taking time frombusy schedules to attend, and I think those who were not able tojoin us will get value from being able to access therecording.”

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