Govt 'could have avoided Credit Union bailout four years ago'

The former chief executive of the Credit Union Development Association, Bill Hobbs, has said concerns that he raised about the future of the credit union movement four years ago "fell on deaf ears".

The former chief executive of the Credit Union Development Association, Bill Hobbs, has said concerns that he raised about the future of the credit union movement four years ago "fell on deaf ears".

Yesterday, Finance Minister Michael Noonan said up to a billion euro would be used to recapitalise struggling credit unions.

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