Bankowość i finanse · 22/09/2010
National Credit Union Administration Restoration Plan
National Credit Union Administration Restoration Plan
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NCUA Revises Regulations on Federal Credit Union Service Contracts
The NCUA Board is eliminating a provision related to credit union service contracts to reduce administrative costs and simplify compliance, allowing federal credit unions to better serve their members.
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NCUA Rescinds Corporate Credit Union Chartering Manual Ruling
The NCUA Board is rescinding its Interpretive Ruling and Policy Statement 11-02, which addressed chartering corporate credit unions, as it is redundant to the Federal Corporate Credit Union Chartering Manual, aiming to eliminate potential confusion.
Read summary →Bankowość i finanse · 8/6/2026
NCUA Board Amends Regulations for Insurance Requirements
The NCUA Board is amending its regulations to reduce regulatory burden on federally insured credit unions by eliminating unnecessary requirements related to federal share insurance disclosure. The changes apply to all federally insured credit unions (FICUs).
Read summary →Bankowość i finanse · 8/6/2026
NCUA Rescinds Chartering and Field of Membership IRPS 10-1
The NCUA Board is rescinding Interpretive Ruling and Policy Statement 10-1, as it is now incorporated into the Chartering Manual, reducing the burden on federal credit unions by limiting the number of sources they must check to verify compliance.
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NCUA Board Amends Regulations on Excess Insurance Coverage
The NCUA Board is reducing regulatory burden by amending the provision on the timing of prior notice for terminating excess non-federal insurance coverage for federally insured credit unions.
Read summary →Bankowość i finanse · 8/6/2026
NCUA Amends Regulations on Suretyship and Guaranty Agreements
The NCUA Board is eliminating prescriptive requirements for segregated deposit and collateral in suretyship and guaranty agreements, allowing federally insured credit unions to design products that meet member needs while maintaining safety and soundness standards.
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