The North Carolina Credit Union League promised Monday to help its member credit unions saddled with extra and lengthy NCUA exams as a fallout from the CAMEL score disclosure fracas pitting federal regulators against state regulators and State Employees' Credit Union.

News Update:                    Feb. 10, 2012 - NCUA Says Dual Exams Over, For Now

Meanwhile the NCUA said Monday that it was following through on its promise, and the president of one small credit union said she was surprised that NCUA examiners spent so much time re-examining her institution.

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