Regulatory & Compliance

WASHINGTON - With no debate, lawmakers gave the NCUSIF some help and breathing room last night.

WASHINGTON -- The NCUSIF could get more help and breathing room under two amendments scheduled to be considered today by the House Financial Services Committee.

WASHINGTON - House Financial Services Committee Barney Frank today reiterated his call for the Treasury Department to make credit unions eligible for funds under the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

WASHINGTON - Continuing on his pledge to have a bipartisan administration, President Obama today named Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) to be secretary of commerce.

WASHINGTON -- In the wake of an expected $1 billion loss by U.S. Central, the NCUA is infusing $1 billion into the troubled credit union and undertaking a series of efforts to shore up the corporate credit union system.

WASHINGTON -- A credit union volunteer played a key role orchestrating the military's involvement while the political director of a trade association waited in line for four hours in subfreezing temperatures.

SALT LAKE CITY -- It turns out that a bank charter is not in the future of the $190 million Beehive Credit Union after all.

WASHINGTON -- Hurry up and wait. That's what credit unions are contending with when it comes to their top priorities in the new Congress and administration.