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NAFCU's Annual Meeting With Fed Set for Dec. 2

WASHINGTON-NAFCU's annual meeting with the Federal Reserve Board is slated for Dec. 2 this year. NAFCU's board and senior staff, including Chief Economist Tun Wai and Senior Economist Jeff Taylor, will meet with Federal Reserve Board Governor Ben Bernanke and agency senior staff plann to discuss credit union issues. Specifically,...

By Staff Writer | Updated on December 07, 2004

WASHINGTON-NAFCU’s annual meeting with the Federal Reserve Board is slated for Dec. 2 this year. NAFCU’s board and senior staff, including Chief Economist Tun Wai and Senior Economist Jeff Taylor, will meet with Federal Reserve Board Governor Ben Bernanke and agency senior staff plann to discuss credit union issues. Specifically, they expect to discuss credit union financial data, the impact of Fed regulations on credit unions, credit union use of the Fed payment service, and credit union outreach to those of modest means. NAFCU has met annually with members of the Federal Reserve for 13 years. See the Dec. 15 issue of Credit Union Times for follow up coverage.

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