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Matz to Step Down as NCUA Chairman April 30

Debbie Matz, whose second term ended last April, departs after 11 years with the agency.

By J. Daniel Young | Updated on March 09, 2016
NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz addresses her 2016 GAC general session audience.

Debbie Matz, chairman of the NCUA board since August 2009, announced plans to step down from her post on April 30, according to Wednesday press release.

“I am proud of all that the NCUA has accomplished to bring stability, advance growth and promote flexibility in our nation’s credit unions,” Matz said. “Through the hard work of credit union officials and NCUA staff, the credit union system rebounded mightily from the depths of the Great Recession. Virtually every metric indicates the credit union system today is strong and resilient.”

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