DALLAS — The Credit Union Economics Group offered top officials from the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank a bird's eye view on the credit union perspective in a recent meeting.
CUEG economists discussed the housing market and credit quality issues, credit union taxation, employment conditions and the group's economic outlook with Fed Bank President Richard W. Fisher and others from the bank.
"The purpose of the meeting was to provide the Federal Reserve current information on credit unions and exchange information of mutual interest," NAFCU Chief Economist and CUEG member Tun Wai explained. "This was the sixth meeting with the Federal Reserve for CUEG, and we appreciate the opportunity to discuss the unique role credit unions play in today's economy."
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