The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond wants more financial input from credit unions and next week will be conducting its second "Credit Union CEO Forum" as part of an outreach program, officials of the regional Fed bank said this week.
Leading the March 3 discussion with a 12-member CU group organized by the Virginia Credit Union League will be Jeffrey M. Lacker, Richmond Fed president, said a spokeswoman.
The March reception and dinner at bank headquarters will focus on current economic conditions, payments and operations issues in the Fed's Fifth District and the way CUs fit into the financial landscape, particularly their common traits with small community banks, said the spokeswoman.
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