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The American Bankers Association lost another round in its challenge to the NCUA’s Field of Membership Rule Thursday, as the full U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia declined to review a panel’s ruling upholding most of the rule.

A three-judge panel of appellate court judges had said the NCUA had not overstepped its powers in amending its FOM rules, but the ABA asked the full appeals court to review the decision.

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