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Blaine Disputes N.C. State Regulator 'Leaked' NCUA Exam Documents

State Employees' Credit Union chief says he disagrees with NCUA inspector general's findings in new report.

By Heather Anderson | Updated on May 16, 2012

State Employees Credit Union President/CEO Jim Blaine said he disagrees with the NCUA Office of Inspector General, who said in an investigation report released Tuesday that Jerrie Jay, administrator of the North Carolina Credit Union Division, leaked confidential NCUA documents to SECU officials.

The OIG did not investigate whether Jay leaked the documents, but rather, whether Herb Yolles, NCUA Region III Director, made a false statement when he accused Jay of leaking the documents in a July 2010 letter to her.

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