NASCUS’s Credit Union and Regulator Engagement (CURE) meeting is an open forum for credit unions with $1 to $9 billion in assets to collaborate with state regulators and industry experts on issues facing the state system.

This two-day virtual meeting will take place on

• August 13, 1:00-4:00 pm EST
• August 14, 1:00-3:30 pm EST

Registration is by invitation only

This collaborative meeting is a peer-based exchange of ideas, perspectives, and best practices.  We will also have time for an open forum roundtable discussion among the meeting participants. 

Questions: Please contact Brian Knight, President/CEO, NASCUS

The CURE is a collaborative event sponsored by the NASCUS Dual Charter Resources Initiative (DCRI). The DCRI is a partnership between the state system and key organizations within the credit union system committed to strengthening the state credit union charter by pursuing progressive legislation and regulation, building relationships to foster charter innovation, guarding against unnecessary federal pre-emption, and expanding awareness of options available to state-chartered credit unions.

NASCUS’s Credit Union and Regulator Engagement (CURE) meeting is an open forum for credit unions with $1 to $9 billion in assets to collaborate with state regulators and industry experts on issues facing the state system.

This two-day virtual meeting will take place on

• August 13, 1:00-4:00 pm EST
• August 14, 1:00-3:30 pm EST

Registration is by invitation only

This collaborative meeting is a peer-based exchange of ideas, perspectives, and best practices.  We will also have time for an open forum roundtable discussion among the meeting participants. 

Questions: Please contact Brian Knight, President/CEO, NASCUS

The CURE is a collaborative event sponsored by the NASCUS Dual Charter Resources Initiative (DCRI). The DCRI is a partnership between the state system and key organizations within the credit union system committed to strengthening the state credit union charter by pursuing progressive legislation and regulation, building relationships to foster charter innovation, guarding against unnecessary federal pre-emption, and expanding awareness of options available to state-chartered credit unions.