The NCUA is now soliciting suggestions and ideas from the credit union community as part of its wider effort to review the entire exam process, the agency announced Thursday.
The outreach effort, called the Exam Flexibility Initiative, will include teleconferences and meetings. And the NCUA has created a web page and a specific email address, [email protected], for stakeholders who wish to comment.
The agency is seeking reactions to several issues, including how it can determine whether a credit union should be eligible for an extended examination cycle.
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