CLEVELAND-NCUA last week took under conservatorship St. Paul Croatian FCU because of the declining financial condition of the $250 million credit union. The credit union, the biggest taken over in Ohio in at least a decade, was chartered in 1943 and serves members of the St. Paul's Croatian Parish in Cleveland. It is unclear why the credit union was taken over because it has 12% net worth and reported a $1.4 million net for the first quarter of 2010.
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