1. Debbie Matz began her career working for the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development in New York and then served as a staffer for Congressman Peter A Peyser.
17 Facts About Debbie Matz
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Debbie Matz then began one of two tenures with the United States Congressional Joint Economic Committee.
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Debbie Matz helped restructure NCUA's operations to create the Office of Small Credit Union Initiatives.
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Debbie Matz cast the lone vote against a final rule to modify the regulations governing corporate credit unions in 2002.
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In one of her early acts as NCUA chairman, Debbie Matz developed revised rules to strengthen the governance and operations of corporate credit unions.
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Debbie Matz's term expired April 10,2015, and she served until April 30,2016.
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Debbie Matz was succeeded as NCUA Board chairman by Rick Metsger; who joined the NCUA Board in August 2013.
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Debbie Matz announced NCUA's Corporate System Resolution program on September 24,2010.
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Debbie Matz has worked to hold accountable the parties that sold the faulty mortgage-backed securities that caused the corporate credit union crisis.
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The retail credit unions serving consumers were under enormous stress when Debbie Matz became NCUA chairman.
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Since the conclusion of the financial crisis, Debbie Matz spearheaded the adoption of policies to keep pace with the evolving credit union system.
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Debbie Matz led efforts to create NCUA's Office of National Examinations and Supervision with responsibility for supervising federally insured credit unions with more than $10 billion in assets and all corporate credit unions.
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Debbie Matz represented NCUA on the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, which she chaired for two years starting in April 2011, and as vice chairman on the board of NeighborWorks America.
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Debbie Matz's ascension marked the first time in more than 20 years that NCUA chaired this interagency body.
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Debbie Matz directed FFIEC's Appraisal Subcommittee to develop a timely new resource for consumers: the Appraisal Complaint National Hotline.
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Debbie Matz continued to serve on FFIEC until her departure from federal service in April 2016.
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Debbie Matz is on both the audit and nominating and corporate governance committees.