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Just take one look at her D.C. Credit Union Call Report. Call her the "Decker Wrecker" - How much money do you have to lose in order to get nominated to be the NCUA regulator?
ReplyDeleteThat's not fair. She inherited that major unexplained loss, and has spent a great deal of time and effort to resolve it. Preceeding staff....
ReplyDeleteIf you can't manage a single credit union on a profitable basis, why would the President nominate you to a national supervisory role?
ReplyDeleteIt is commendable that her nomination was withdrawn.
It is embarrassing the some national credit union organizations initially supported this faulty candidate.
NCUA CALL REPORT DATA YEAR END
ReplyDeleteDC Credit Union Charter No.: 16411
12-2007 NEGATIVE INCOME $119,797
12-2008 NEGATIVE INCOME $369,382
12-2009 NEGATIVE INCOME $483,946
12-2010 NEGATIVE INCOME $322,790
12-2011 POSITIVE INCOME $101,625
Why positive in 2011? Could it be related to the Subordinated Debt totaling: $1,522,000? And tell me, when if ever does the credit union plan to paydown or payoff the $1,522,000?