The nation's five largest credit unions filed financial information with the NCUA last month that will be used for stress testing in compliance with the regulator's new rule.
The results of those tests and the safety and soundness of a significant percentage of industry assets will not be made public.
The credit unions undergoing the testing shared mixed opinions on that topic. They include the $62.5 billion Navy Federal Credit Union, Vienna, Va.; $29.1 billion State Employees' Credit Union, Raleigh, N.C.; $18.6 billion Pentagon Federal Credit Union, Alexandria, Va.; $12.7 billion Boeing Employees Credit Union, Tukwila, Wash.; and $10.4 billion SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, Santa Ana, Calif.
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