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Examination and Supervision

Where We Stand

Credit unions support a regulatory scheme that minimizes the adverse business impact of regulations on credit union operations while ensuring that credit unions operate safely and soundly while providing cooperative financial products and services.

Impact on Credit Unions

A robust regulatory environment need not impose excessive and unnecessary burdens upon credit unions and their members. CUNA monitors regulations and works with members, regulators and other industry stakeholders to minimize the impact on credit unions from examinations, compliance and other aspects of the supervisory process.

Victories We've Won

The NCUA announced the closing of the Corporate Stabilization Fund and rebates are expected to be paid to credit unions in 2018.

An extended exam cycle was adopted by the NCUA and an extensive overhaul of the examination and supervision process is under consideration.

The NCUA has finalized rules to modernize Field of Membership policies and procedures.

The NCUA adopted a Member Business Lending rule to give credit unions greater flexibility and autonomy in offering commercial loans.

Related Items: Examination and Supervision

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Examination & Supervisory Modernization

The Exam Flexibility Initiative, NCUA's exam modernization working group has been considering all aspects of the supervisory process, including the length and scope of examination, coordination with state regulators, information sharing and data security, and other issues.

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NCUA Budget & Share Insurance Fund

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is funded by credit unions and their 110 million members, without taxpayer funding through the Congressional Appropriations process. Credit unions deserve an open and transparent budgeting process.

Advocacy Issue

Corporate Credit Union Issues

In 2010, in response to the financial crisis, NCUA revised the corporate credit union regulation to “establish a regulatory framework that provides a foundation for a healthy corporate system.”

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NCUA Budget Transparency

The NCUA is funded by credit unions and their more than 110 million members; it makes perfect sense that the agency should be transparent in its annual budget process.

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Examination & Supervisory Modernization

Advocacy Issue

NCUA Budget & Share Insurance Fund

Advocacy Issue

Corporate Credit Union Issues

In 2010, in response to the financial crisis, NCUA revised the corporate credit union regulation to “establish a regulatory framework that provides a foundation for a healthy corporate system.”

Advocacy Issue

NCUA Budget Transparency

The NCUA is funded by credit unions and their more than 110 million members; it makes perfect sense that the agency should be transparent in its annual budget process.

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Examination and Supervision

Where We Stand

Impact on Credit Unions

Victories We've Won

Related Items: Examination and Supervision

Examination & Supervisory Modernization

NCUA Budget & Share Insurance Fund

Corporate Credit Union Issues

NCUA Budget Transparency

Examination & Supervisory Modernization

NCUA Budget & Share Insurance Fund

Corporate Credit Union Issues

NCUA Budget Transparency