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First Basin Suing Members Who Opposed Its Attempted Conversion

By David Morrison

ODESSA, Texas -- Once again, legal battles have followed on the heels of a failed attempt to convert a credit union to a mutual bank charter.

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First Basin Leaders Leave Advice Against Conversion Unmentioned in Deposition

ODESSA, Texas-- According to sworn statements, leaders of the then $113 million First Basin credit union conducted and consulted nothing more than "internal analysis" when they recommend members turn First Basin into a mutual bank.

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August 14, 2008

Callahan Suggested More CUs Study Low Income Designation As Path to More Capital

WASHINGTON -- More credit unions might have access to alternative sources of capital if they considered adopting a low income designation from NCUA, a noted credit union consultant has observed in a recent Web event.

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Financial Advisers Stay the Course Amid Market Volatility

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First Basin Suing Members Who Opposed Its Attempted Conversion

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CURIA Doesn't Really Address Capital Problem, Consultant Says

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Gateway Services Brings Resources Under One Roof

First Basin Leaders Leave Advice Against Conversion Unmentioned in Deposition

Callahan Suggested More CUs Study Low Income Designation As Path to More Capital

Financial Advisers Stay the Course Amid Market Volatility