President Obama yesterday named John Herrera to a vacant seat on the National Credit Union Administration board. Herrera is currently an executive at a community development financial institution. He previously served as a commissioner of the North Carolina Credit Union Commission and co-founder of a state-chartered Latino credit union. If confirmed, Herrera would take the seat vacated by Debbie Matz, who resigned as NCUA chairman in the spring.
Bank capital policy is economic policy
Tacking affordability starts with the cost of credit — and future capital rules can help.









