On March 9, the NCUA announced Chairman Debbie Matz will depart the agency on April 30, one year after her second consecutive term officially ended. In an interview with CU Times last week, Matz discussed her contributions to the credit union movement during her 11-year tenure on the board.
CU Times: What do you consider to be your greatest achievement during your second term as chairman?
Matz: Clearly, [it was] stabilizing the credit union system after the great recession and modernizing the regulatory framework to help facilitate the strong recovery that we've seen.
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