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Subject Berger, NCUA Vice Chair Hauptman talk CU priorities
Date February 23, 2023 12:07 PM
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Also: NAFCU-supported legislation to prohibit central bank digital currency, leverage notary tech introduced in House

February 23, 2023

NAFCU’s Berger, NCUA Vice Chair Hauptman meet on top CU issues ([link removed] )

NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger met with NCUA Board Vice Chairman Kyle Hauptman Wednesday to discuss multiple topics of interest to credit unions, including the federal credit union (FCU) interest rate ceiling – which the NCUA voted to keep at 18 percent for another 18 months during the agency’s January board meeting.

Bills to prohibit CBDC, leverage document tech introduced in House ([link removed] )

Although Congress is in recess, lawmakers continue to introduce legislation, including two NAFCU-supported bills. One, introduced by Rep. Tom Emmer, R-Minn., would prohibit the use of a central bank digital currency (CBDC).

ICYMI: NAFCU’s Berger dives into CU innovation hot topics on PYMNTS roundtable ([link removed] )

NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger Wednesday participated in a virtual roundtable with PSCU President and CEO Chuck Fagan and Suncoast Credit Union Senior Vice President of Digital Strategy Jana Manley, hosted by PYMNTS CEO Karen Webster.

NAFCU’s Annual Conference: Engage 2023 Special Offer! ([link removed] )

June 27 – 30, 2023

The first 50 credit unions will get $400.00 off on new registrations using code FIRST50. Hurry—limited spots remain! You’ll explore AI and technology trends, the economy, the future of payments and more. Plus, you and your guests will love the Southern California tours.

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FOMC minutes reveal conflicting opinions on level of rate hike ([link removed] )

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) released minutes from its first meeting of 2023 Wednesday, during which the committee raised rates 25 basis points to a range of 4.5 to 4.75 percent – the eighth consecutive meeting ending with a hike. However, the minutes showed committee members had conflicting opinions on the level of the rate hike.

NAFCU Final Reg, Compliance Blog post break down cyber incident reporting rule ([link removed] )

NAFCU yesterday sent members a Final Regulation summary, detailing key information from the NCUA’s final rule on cyber incident reporting. The rule was passed during the agency’s February board meeting. Additionally, NAFCU Senior Regulatory Compliance Counsel Rebecca Tetreau gave an in-depth look at the rule in the association’s latest post on the Compliance Blog.

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NAFCU CALENDAR ([link removed] )

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AML in Crypto ([link removed] )

Webinar

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ALM Guidance to Inform Big Decisions ([link removed] )

Webinar

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Regulatory Compliance School ([link removed] )

Arlington, VA

MAR

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CFPB - Credit Card Penalty Fees (Regulation Z) ([link removed] )

Comments Due to NAFCU

MAR

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CFPB - Registry of Supervised Nonbanks That Use Form Contracts ([link removed] )

Comments Due to NAFCU

MAR

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Strategic Growth Conference ([link removed] )

Nashville, TN

MAR

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CFPB - Request for Information Regarding Consumer Credit Card Market ([link removed] )

Comments Due to NAFCU

CEOs and Senior Executives Conference ([link removed] )

Charleston, SC | May 17 – 19, 2023

You’ll explore the state of lending—risks and opportunities, winning the member experience, what’s trending for debit, credit and digital expectations and more! Charleston has been voted America’s #1 small city by Condé Nast “2022 Readers’ Choice Awards.” View Agenda ([link removed] ) .

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