NCUA YIR 2012

• Fryzel Defends NCUA Examiners Against 'Trying to Kill' Claim

  By Heather Anderson  |  June 18, 2012

  NCUA Board member Michael Fryzel defended NCUA examiners in a June 11 letter to the editor after an online editorial accused the regulator of “trying to destroy small credit unions.”

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  Reg & Compliance: TDR Rule May Save $8 Million a Year

  By Heather Anderson  |  June 4, 2012

  The reduced compliance burden, as a result of new NCUA rules introduced during the regulator’s May 24 board meeting, is worth $8 million to federally insured credit unions.

• Letter: Special Reserve for Yolles Sleep Apnea?

  May 29, 2012

  I saw the article about State Employees’ Credit Union and whether it is safe and sound. [“OIG Report Reveals NCUA Questions SECU’s Safety and Soundness,” CUTimes.com, May 16.]

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  SECU’s Safety and Soundness Questioned by NCUA

  By Heather Anderson  |  May 21, 2012

  An NCUA Office of Inspector General’s investigative report revealed that the federal regulator questions the safety and soundness of the $25 billion State Employees’ Credit Union, the nation’s second largest.

• NCUA Bans Credit Union Board Member for Carla Decker CAMEL Disclosure

  By David Morrison  |  March 28, 2012

  Agency says probe found that former DC Employees FCU supervisory board member James Talbert leaked CAMEL score.

• Carla Decker Withdraws Nomination

  By David Morrison, Jim Rubenstein  |  March 19, 2012

  Carla Decker, the CEO of the 10,600-member District Government Employees Federal Credit Union, last week took herself out of consideration as a NCUA board nominee.

• CAMEL Fracas in N.C. Has Legs

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  February 26, 2012

  Now in its sixth month, the CAMEL rating stalemate in North Carolina between the NCUA and the North Carolina Credit Union Division morphed into new territory last week with Jim Blaine, the president/CEO of State Employees’ Credit Union, again attacking the NCUA’s credibility.

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  Dual Exams Prompt Fear and Loathing in North Carolina

  By Jim Rubenstein, Claude R. Marx  |  February 12, 2012

  For another week, the dispute over the CAMEL rating disclosure involving the NCUA, the North Carolina Credit Union Division and the $23 billion State Employees’ Credit Union of Raleigh, N.C., continued to roil the state’s CUs as managers expressed new frustration and anxiety over dual exams.

• CAMEL Code Dispute Pits Feds vs. States

  By Claude R. Marx  |  January 22, 2012

  CAMELs aren’t usually a source of controversy in a place known for basketball and tobacco. At issue is the NCUA’s fight with state regulators over the release of the CAMEL rating of State Employees Credit Union.