Regulatory & Compliance

New standards limiting supervisory actions and expanding reciprocal-deposit flexibility could provide clues for credit unions watching NCUA's deregulatory agenda.

Rep. Bill Foster says expanded authority is needed as AI increases cybersecurity risks, but DCUC argues the legislation goes far beyond critical technology providers.

By knowing the people behind the applications, credit unions have a distinctive advantage in solving the housing affordability crisis.

Joint guidance says SAR confidentiality rules do not prevent credit unions from discussing suspected fraud or explaining account restrictions and closures.

America's Credit Unions and DCUC are backing changes to business lending limits and other federal rules they say would expand access to capital for veterans and underserved communities.

The former Board members point to Congress' response to a controversial 1976 firing as evidence that NCUA Board members were meant to be protected from presidential removal without cause.