For unstated reasons, the NCUA has dismissed a lawsuit against a former credit union executive who for months had ignored the federal agency’s subpoena that sought documents in connection with missing suspected repossession proceeds on more than $600,000 in repossessed vehicle loan losses.
Credit Union EVP of Lending Dismissed from NCUA Lawsuit on Repossession Sales Proceeds Irregularities
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