Regulatory & Compliance

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - NCUA Vice Chairman Rodney Hood recently said he's willing and able to do what is necessary to be sure credit unions have the support they need to have vital business service programs. Hood spoke with members of CUNA's Business/SEG Services Task Force, at a meeting held in...

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-NCUA recently posted to its Web site (www.ncua.gov) the regulations it plans to look at this year as part of its regular one-third review of its rules. NCUA goes through all of its rules every three years in an effort to keep them up-to-date and eliminate unnecessary burden. The...

WASHINGTON-While generally supporting the Office of Foreign Asset Control's interim final rule regarding economic sanctions enforcement procedures, CUNA did request a few adjustments. "CUNA supports OFAC's separate enforcement process for credit unions and other financial institutions, which is designed to take into consideration the role of such institutions, the nature...

BOSTON-NCUA Vice Chairman Rodney Hood told a group of 50 Massachusetts credit union CEOs in Boston that regulatory flexibility is a top priority for 2006. He explained to the Massachusetts Credit Union League's CEO Roundtable that the recent final rule would bring another 413 federal credit unions under RegFlex by...

WASHINGTON-Randall S. Kroszner was sworn into his new post as Federal Reserve Board governor by Chairman Ben Bernanke March 1. President George W. Bush announced his intent to nominate Kroszner on Jan. 27 and the Senate confirmed him on Feb. 17. He replaces Edward M. Gramlich, who resigned on Aug....

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-Last week, NCUA announced that it has received the approval of the Office of Management and Budget to proceed with its data collection pilot program to investigate credit union service to those of modest means. OMB gave its stamp of approval under the Paperwork Reduction Act, which allows the...