Edinburg, Texas sign. (Source: Adobe Stock) Edinburg, Texas sign. (Source: Adobe Stock)

The former board chair of the $106 million Edinburg Teachers Credit Union said he was shocked when he received a call from Texas regulators that the credit union was conserved, though he dismissed the notion as to whether the former CEO's extraordinary high compensation had anything to do with it.

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