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CU/Bank Fed Meetings Called Fruitful

The initial reviews are in from the meeting this week between credit union CEOs, community bank CEOs and top brass of Federal Reserve banks, and so far the assessment of what was discussed on everything from interchange to Fannie/Freddie status was favorable.

By Jim Rubenstein | Updated on March 04, 2011

The initial reviews are in from the meeting this week between credit union CEOs, community bank CEOs and top brass of Federal Reserve banks, and so far the assessment of what was discussed on everything from interchange to Fannie/Freddie status was favorable.

“It was hardly a surprise that many of the same things that occupy credit unions also concern community banks and we also heard from the banks expressing frustration over the examination process and the difficulty experienced when regulation and examiner’s opinion become intertwined,” observed William J. Rissel, president/CEO of Fort Knox FCU, Radcliff, Ky. Rissel, joined by Glenn Barks, president/CEO of First Community CU in St. Louis, were the two  CEOs from CUs–among 10 bank CEOs–taking part in a two-day session of the Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

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