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[ February 21, 2025 ] Report: NCUA management agrees to seek improved examiner-in-charge rotation policy compliance NCUA
[ February 21, 2025 ] FDIC updates list of entities seeking brokered deposits ‘primary purpose’ exception FDIC
[ February 20, 2025 ] GAO urges regulators to adopt rules on executive incentive compensation (after 14 years) FDIC
[ February 20, 2025 ] Barr offers seven risks to watch for in financial system, offers insights into his position to step down as supervisor, but remain on Fed Board The Fed
[ February 20, 2025 ] Exam council publishes change to interest-rate risk analysis, says to expect further changes in other areas Other

NCUA issues provisional charter for Fair Break Federal Credit Union

June 6, 2024 0

The federal regulator of credit unions has issued a charter under its provisional charter pilot initiative for what is called the Fair Break Federal Credit Union in Memphis, Tenn., the agency said Thursday. Under the […]

Credit unions’ Q1 assets rise 4.4% to $2.31 trillion, outstanding loans up 4.6% to $1.6 trillion; both year over year

June 5, 2024 0

Federally insured credit unions (FICUs) grew their total assets by $96 billion to a total of $2.31 trillion in the first quarter of 2024 – an increase of 4.4% from a year ago, the federal […]

Need to talk technology issues with credit union regulator? Agency sets up August, November office hours

June 5, 2024 0

Scheduling time to discuss credit union financial technology with their federal regulator will be possible with “office hours” set up by the agency, it said Wednesday. The office hours will be Aug. 20-22 and Nov. […]

4 former credit union employees barred in May include one sentenced to jail

May 31, 2024 0

Four former credit union employees – one of whom was sentenced in April after being charged then pleading guilty to numerous counts that included grand theft and forgery – are permanently barred from participating in […]

Credit union regulator makes clear: no federal savings insurance for crypto, digital assets

May 28, 2024 0

There is no federal savings insurance coverage for cryptocurrencies and digital assets at most credit unions according to a new section of frequently asked questions (FAQs) on financial technology in the regulator’s website, the agency […]

Agency charters second credit union this year (in MN); first under provisional charter program

May 28, 2024 0

A second credit union has been chartered this year by the federal regulator, this one in Minneapolis, the agency said Tuesday. Tribe Federal Credit Union (FCU) was chartered as the first FCU by the National […]

NCUA launches decennial review of its regulations

May 23, 2024 0

Action to launch a voluntary regulatory review that the federal credit union regulator says will be comparable to that conducted by federal banking regulators under a 1996 statute was approved unanimously by its governing board, […]

Credit unions with ‘3’ rating grow assets, reduce number, regulator board hears, in its last meeting until July

May 22, 2024 0

Credit unions with a “3” in the supervisory rating system added assets in the first quarter, the board of their federal regulator heard Wednesday in what turns out to be their last meeting until July. […]

Credit union regulator sets report on savings insurance fund, with or without chairman’s attendance

May 17, 2024 0

A quarterly report on the federal insurance program for savings at credit unions is the only item appearing on the May meeting of the credit union regulator’s board, the agency said late Thursday. The National […]

NCUA says chairman taking time off for back surgery

May 13, 2024 0

Todd Harper, the chairman of the federal agency that regulates credit unions, told staff Monday that he will be taking time off to undergo and recover from back surgery, the agency said in a release. […]

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Report: NCUA management agrees to seek improved examiner-in-charge rotation policy compliance

February 21, 2025 0

A self-initiated audit of the agency’s compliance with its examiner-in-charge rotation policy and procedures found rotation occurred but identified several instances where it did not comply, according to a report by the agency’s inspector general office. The report by the [...]
FDIC updates list of entities seeking brokered deposits ‘primary purpose’ exception

February 21, 2025 0

After a long pause, the federal bank deposit insurer has resumed updating its list of notices of entities seeking a “primary purpose” exception under the agency’s brokered deposits regulation. Specifically, the four firms listed are seeking a primary purpose exception [...]
GAO urges regulators to adopt rules on executive incentive compensation (after 14 years)

February 20, 2025 0

Rules on incentive compensation, which figured into the demise of three large regional banks two years ago, should be finalized, according to a recommendation made by the congressional watchdog and published Thursday. The Government Accountability Office (GAO), in a report, [...]
Barr offers seven risks to watch for in financial system, offers insights into his position to step down as supervisor, but remain on Fed Board

February 20, 2025 0

Seven specific risks ahead for national bank regulators were outlined by the outgoing Federal Reserve’s top supervisor Thursday, as he also outlined his plans ahead. Federal Reserve Board Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr said the seven specific risks are: [...]
Exam council publishes change to interest-rate risk analysis, says to expect further changes in other areas

February 20, 2025 0

Changes to the interest-rate risk analysis page of the consolidated financial institution performance report were announced Thursday by the umbrella group for federal regulators. The changes, according to the Federal Financial Institution Examinations Council (FFIEC), are part of a previously [...]
Six prohibition orders issued by national bank regulator, along with agreements with two banks over ‘unsafe, unsound practices’

February 20, 2025 0

Six prohibition orders were issued by the national bank regulator so far in February, the agency said Thursday. Formal agreements were also reached with both Michigan and Connecticut banks, both the result of “unsafe or unsound purposes,” the Office of [...]