Latest developments from the NCUA (National Credit Union Administration), prudential regulator of federal credit unions and savings insurer for members of federal and state credit unions.
A new federal credit union has been chartered in Colorado to serve members of the American Solar Energy Society, the NCUA announced today. Clean Energy Federal Credit Union of Boulder will serve 4,300 members of […]
All states reported positive asset, loan and savings growth for credit unions at mid-year, but membership growth continues to be uneven, with larger credit unions continuing to lead in state, while others saw little or […]
The House approved a spending plan Thursday that no longer includes a provision rolling the NCUA budget under the congressional appropriations process. On Wednesday, lawmakers approved an amendment to the 2018 Department of the Interior, Environment, […]
New examiner transaction testing guidelines for Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data go into effect Jan. 1, with fewer credit unions required to correct and resubmit their HMDA Loan Application Registers (LARs), NCUA points out […]
Following the Oct. 2 release of its 2018-19 proposed budget, NCUA plans for an Oct. 18 public briefing on its spending plan, with an aim of “budget transparency” according to Board Chairman J. Mark McWatters. […]
A decision on whether the NCUA budget will be subject to the congressional appropriations process will have to wait at least one more day as the House has delayed votes to Tuesday evening, due to […]
Federal financial institution regulators are gearing up for the approach of Hurricane Irma, which may strike Florida or parts of the Gulf Coast as soon as this weekend. The Office of the Comptroller of the […]
A laundry list of sweeping regulatory reform proposals over a four-year period – including delaying “risk-based capital” requirements, a new rule allowing alternative capital and blocking credit unions switching from federal insurance to be eligible […]
NCUA’s payments to law firms in fees totaling more than $1 billion “is raising alarms among House GOP members” out of concern that the agency is overpaying for recovery agreements reached with Wall Street banks […]
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