Two credit unions carrying up to a 45% concentration of homeequity lines of credit said the loans are not at risk or that theyhave taken steps to monitor and mitigate potential risk.
Federal and state regulators drew attention to the issue whenthey issued guidance about it in July.
TransUnion then reported Aug. 7 that HELOCs transitioning fromdraw to repayment could default.
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