OCEAN CITY, Md.— For most credit unions, share growth has been abnormally strong since the economic crisis and corresponding consumers' flight to safety.

But credit unions under $10 million in assets are facing a very different problem: shares are running out, according to NCUA Region II Director Jane Walters.

During the Wednesday morning session at the Maryland & D.C. Credit Union Association's annual meeting, Walters noted that Maryland and Washington both have a lot of small credit unions, as does Region II in general.

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