Stephen Bentley, president/CEO of the $18 million Upper Valley Credit Union, said he doesn't feel he has less representation among trade associations and elected officials because he runs a small shop.

"Everybody has had ample opportunity to weigh in on the [corporate stabilization]," he said. "We're all able to submit ANPR comments, and we're all able to contact our associations and elected officials to relay our feelings; so, certainly, credit unions of all sizes have had the opportunity to be heard."

However, the New Hampshire credit union executive said he has doubts the NCUA is taking suggestions from credit unions of any asset class seriously.

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