A former credit union executive claims he was fired in retaliation for informing an NCUA chief examiner that the $256 million AEA Federal Credit Union in Yuma, Ariz., allegedly attempted to provide an inaccurate financial forecast to inflate its future earnings, according to a federal lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Phoenix.
Adele Sandberg
AEA President/CEO Adele Sandberg did not respond to CU Times phone and email requests for comment. AEA's lawyer, John S. Garcia, declined to comment when reached by phone.
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