A four-slide presentation related to Thursday’s National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board meeting shows the agency expects its deregulation project – which recently announced a ninth “phase” – to continue to late 2026 or early 2027.
The meeting, held Thursday morning, was presided over by agency Chairman Kyle Hauptman, currently the sole board member. The meeting included no board action items.
According to the agency, it has issued 29 notices of proposed rulemaking under the deregulation effort, which began last October. It says it has received 239 total comments related to the various deregulatory proposals, with each generating 15 comments on average. It describes the comments as “largely supportive” of the proposals.
Additional presentations addressed the agency’s 2026 annual performance plan, 2026-2030 strategic plan, and a kind of graphic primer on brokered deposits, which is also addressed on the agency’s website via a new frequently asked questions (FAQ) section.
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