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NASCUS is the state credit union regulatory voice before Congress, federal agencies and the credit union system.
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NASCUS is committed to providing ongoing and progressive training for state examiners.
RESOURCES
NASCUS is the nationwide network for state credit union regulatory resources and information sharing.
NASCUS is the only organization exclusively dedicated to defending and advancing a strong state credit union system. Established in 1965, state credit union regulators formed NASCUS to promote the safety and soundness of state-chartered credit unions.
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NASCUS and CFPB Sign MOU, Build on Foundation of Coordinated Supervision
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and NASCUS on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to build on the foundation of state and CFPB coordination and cooperation for the supervision of state chartered credit unions.
NASCUS Holding Two Informative Webinars Aimed at Maximizing Performance and Minimizing CU Risk on May 21 and May 23
Interested in improving the effectiveness and efficiency of your credit union?
NASCUS is holding two informative webinars aimed at maximizing performance and minimizing risk in two critical areas: Operations and Bank Owned Life Insurance (BOLI).
NASCUS Welcomes Nomination of Senator Metsger to NCUA Board
NASCUS is pleased the President intends to nominate former Oregon State Senator Rick Metsger to serve on the NCUA Board. Certainly, his experience as a State Senator and as Vice Chairman of Portland Teachers Credit Union (now OnPoint Community Credit Union) will serve the credit union system and the NCUA well.
NASCUS Heading to Wisconsin for Fourth Annual Directors College!
The Wisconsin Office of Credit Unions, NASCUS, and the Wisconsin Credit Union League encourage all credit union board members, supervisory committee members and other volunteers along with credit union management to attend this important one-day educational event on Tuesday, June 18 at Empower Credit Union in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Member Comments Welcome on NCUA 2013 Rule Review
The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) maintains a rolling review schedule that identifies one-third of NCUA’s existing regulations for review each year and provides notice to the public of those regulations under review so the public may have an opportunity to comment. You can find list of rules under review and NCUA’s request for public comment here.
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