By Kristin Roberts, Reuters


A U.S. regulator on Thursday proposed new rules to prohibit credit unions that serve only one group, such as employees of a single company, from expanding their membership into additional underserved areas.


The National Credit Union Administration, facing a lawsuit filed by a bankers trade group, said it was offering the change in credit union membership rules because the U.S. statute on the issue is “susceptible to different interpretations.”


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