Being at the helm of a credit union embroiled in legal battles and controversy, including the resignation of a state regulator, can be stressful, according to John Dee Carruth, CEO of Alabama One Credit Union.

In an interview with CU Times late Thursday, Carruth said the $608 million Tuscaloosa-based institution remains on firm financial ground and employees are not guilty of any wrongdoing.

"The claims made against the credit union are ridiculous," Carruth said. "No one at Alabama One did anything wrong."

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