As everyone knows by now, CUNA selected Bill Cheney as its next president/CEO. While I touted a month ago the strength of choosing an industry insider (Editor's Column, April 7), I really wasn't sure CUNA would follow that line of thinking.

While CUNA debated who would take over the corner office, I sincerely felt it should be someone from within the industry.

Credit unions deal in a world of numbers every day; not so much for the writer. However,

The NCUA and the Massachusetts Division of Banks jointly issued a Letter of Understanding and Agreement to the officials of $178.9 million Tremont Credit Union, Braintree, Mass.

The NCUA is engaged with two audit firms to ensure transparency of the agency's financial statements in full compliance with new accounting rules, Chairman Debbie Matz announced today.

The NCUA needs to pump out information regarding its legacy assets plan and financials or credit union execs and others will fill in the blanks for themselves.

I spent time in Scottsdale, Ariz., last week at CO-OP's THINK 2010 conference. CO-OP didn't become the largest CUSO by accident, and credit unions could take a lesson or two from the organization.

The secondary capital debate draws deep-seated philosophical arguments from both sides as you've seen in letters to the editor and opinion pieces in this publication and elsewhere,