The NCUA's Supervisory Review Committee has rejected the 5,000-member, $32 million Commodore Perry Federal Credit Union's appeal of NCUA Regional Director Herb Yolles' decision to uphold the results of the agency's most recent exam.
The move is the latest in an ongoing dispute in which the credit union had alleged the male NCUA examiner retaliated against the credit union by lowering its CAMEL rating after the credit union complained he had sexually harassed female members of the credit union's staff.
The NCUA's Office of Inspector General investigated the credit union's claims but said it could not substantiate them. Nor did the OIG make its report public.
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