Larry Fazio was nervous.
It was the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 24, 2010 and the NCUA's Deputy Executive Director was scheduled to speak publicly about the agency's actions that day.
The NCUA had seized three corporate credit unions: The $7.4 billion Members United Corporate FCU, the $9.5 billion Southwest Corporate FCU and the $1.2 billion Constitution Corporate FCU.
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