NAFCU
pushes to prevent NDAA nominal lease provision as conferees named
As
the House and Senate Wednesday named members to represent the chambers in discussions
to reconcile differences in the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA),
NAFCU's award-winning advocacy team continues its push to ensure a provision
that would require the Department of Defense (DoD) to treat big banks the same
as credit unions when it comes to nominal leases on military bases is not included in the final bill.
FHFA
releases final GSE capital rule, including NAFCU-sought CTR concessions
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Wednesday finalized its re-proposed
rule to establish capital requirements for the government-sponsored enterprises
(GSEs). The release of the rule marks an additional step toward removing the GSEs
– Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac – from conservatorship.
NCUA
Board set to issue NAFCU-sought proposal on capitalization of interest
The NCUA Board meets today and is expected to issue a proposed rule on capitalization
of interest, which NAFCU has called for to provide additional relief for credit
unions amid the coronavirus pandemic. The board will also receive two briefings,
as well as an update on the 2020 budget.
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NAFCU
Committees discuss election, Hauptman nomination
NAFCU's Regulatory
and Legislative Committees Wednesday held a joint meeting to discuss what credit
unions can expect in the upcoming year as Washington prepares to welcome new lawmakers,
and a number of industry issues, including items Congress could tackle before the end of the year.
NAFCU
Network Spotlight: Q&A with MHV's Steve Carle
NAFCU's
inside look at its seven complimentary, member-only networks continues today with
a Q&A featuring Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union (MHV) Senior Vice President
and Chief Lending Officer Steve Carle. The credit union industry is known for
its cooperative spirit, which is what makes the Lending Network interactions so
strong, Carle says. See what else Carle has to say about how credit union lending
professionals can use the network to tackle challenges.
CUAC
discusses mortgage market, small biz lending, consumer access rulemakings, more
The CFPB's Credit Union Advisory Council (CUAC) met Wednesday via conference
call alongside the bureau's other advisory councils to discuss two of the
bureau's ongoing efforts related to implementing the Dodd-Frank Act: Section
1071 for small business lending data collection, and section 1033 for consumer access to financial data.
NAFCU
announces hybrid 2021 conferences, gives CUs power to choose
NAFCU
is planning to offer virtual and in-person option for several of its 2021 conferences
to ensure credit unions have access to the industry's best training and education
opportunities in whichever format they prefer.
Risk
Seminar concludes with deep-dive sessions on vendor management, fraud trends
NAFCU's Virtual Risk Management Seminar concludes today with hot topics such
as vendor management and current fraud trends within the financial services industry.
The seminar, which began Tuesday, is designed to equip credit unions with the
skills and tools needed to better identify, assess, and manage risk at an enterprise level.
