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On-Site Coverage: CRA Hearing Likely Early in '08, Some Form of CURIA Possible as Well

House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) had mixed news for credit unions today during his address at NAFCU's 2007 Congressional Caucus.

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on September 11, 2007

WASHINGTON — House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) had mixed news for credit unions today during his address at NAFCU’s 2007 Congressional Caucus.

Frank said he was interested in holding hearings in early 2008 to explore expanding the Community Reinvestment Act, which would cover a variety of financial services entities including credit unions. While he acknowledged that the credit unions with more focused fields of membership are already doing what CRA requires, “Some of the very large credit unions are going to have to show how you’re doing that.” Frank said what he had envisioned would not create “any new burdens for most credit unions.”

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