The NCUA released its list of 2024 Supervisory Priorities on Monday. The list included five overall areas of concern and focus for the agency. The five areas, listed in order by the NCUA, include the following:
- Credit Risk.
- Liquidity Risk.
- Consumer Financial Protection.
- Information Security (Cybersecurity).
- Interest Rate Risk.
The supervisory letter from NCUA Board Chairman Todd Harper, published Monday, outlined the priorities as "areas posing the highest risk to credit union members, the credit union industry, and the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund."
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