NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz discussed the possibilities of an18-month examination cycle during a Nov. 20 roundtable discussionin New Hampshire.
Rep. Frank Guinta (R-N.H.) hosted the event, during which hequeried Matz on the possibility of a pilot program in New Hampshirefor low-risk credit unions to test the implementation of an18-month examination cycle.
Matz held firm in her assertion that moving to an 18-month examperiod at the same time many of the agency's regulatory reliefproposals become effective would be an irresponsible approach. Sheprovided a similar response a day earlier during the November NCUA board meeting.
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