May 21, 2021 NASCUS Report
Posted May 21, 2021THIS WEEK: No insurance premium anytime soon … Ito: Good news for CUs; Board wants input on how to set NOL; New derivatives rule finalized; Letters make clear: LIBOR is done; Vendor exam authority, insurance fund changes sought; Summary looks at QM rule compliance date; More time for comment on AI offered; Study finds more HMDA data would help oversight; NASCUS 101 is back; BRIEFLY: OH achieves four-way accreditation; CRA rule under reconsideration; TRID FAQs updated
No insurance premium likely soon, as fund’s equity level keeps steady
(May 21, 2021) There is likely no insurance premium in the immediate future for federally insured credit unions, as the estimated equity level for the federal credit union insurance fund…
Good news on premium, but vigilance necessary, Ito notes
(May 21, 2021) The development that, at least for now, a premium won’t be necessary to be paid by federally insured credit unions to the NCUSIF is good news for…
Board looks for input on how NOL is calculated
(May 21, 2021) In a related move Thursday, the NCUA Board voted unanimously to seek public comments on its policy that guides the determination of the insurance fund’s Normal Operating…
Final derivatives rule approved
(May 21, 2021) Also at its Thursday meeting, a final rule on derivatives was approved unanimously by the NCUA Board, making three changes from the proposal issued last December. The…
Letters: stop using LIBOR ASAP
(May 21, 2021) Stopping the use of LIBOR as a reference rate as soon as possible as a year-end expiration date looms is encouraged for all federally insured credit unions,…
Vendor exam authority, insurance fund changes sought
(May 21, 2021) Giving his agency examination and enforcement authority over third-party vendors, and making key changes to the structure of the federal savings insurance fund for credit unions, were…
Summary outlines compliance date for QM rule
(May 21, 2021) The CFPB’s final rule to delay the compliance date for its new “qualified mortgage” (QM) rule to Oct. 1, 2022 has been summarized by NASCUS and posted…
Agencies offer more time to comment on AI
(May 21, 2021) An extension to July 1 for the deadline to comment on how credit unions and banks use artificial intelligence (AI) in their activities was announced this week…
Study: more HMDA info could help with oversight
(May 21, 2021) Reporting exemptions on home mortgage lending data for smaller credit unions and banks had little impact on data availability, but more information from the lenders would help…
NASCUS 101 is back, with 4 quarterly events
(May 21, 2021) NASCUS 101 – the popular series of webinars that explains how NASCUS members can get the most out of their memberships – is back for 2021. The…
BRIEFLY: In a first for states, OH achieves four-way accreditation; OCC to reconsider last year’s CRA rule; TRID FAQs updated for housing assistance, BUILD Act lending
(May 21, 2021) Congratulations to the Ohio Department of Commerce/Division of Financial Institutions to be the first state supervisory authority to become accredited under all four accreditation programs: credit union…
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