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This section contains a collection of information for credit union investments and asset liability management, including investment pilot programs, guidance papers, consultant studies, ALM procedures, and the Asset Valuation Workbook.
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NCUA examiners use our Automated Integrated Regulatory Examination Software (AIRES) to complete examinations on their laptop computers. AIRES is a combination of Visual Basic and Microsoft Excel, Access, and Word programs.
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The CLF is a mixed ownership government corporation created to improve the general financial stability of credit unions. The CLF exists to help credit unions meet their liquidity needs.
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NCUA regularly updates this list of bonds approved for Federal Credit Union use. This list included the Credit Union Bond Form Number and the Carrier.
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Credit Union Development programs and resources include Secondary Capital Program for Low-Income Credit Unions, Small Credit Union Program, Financial Assistance/Grants and Loans, Training and The Resource Connection.
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A web-based program that captures and displays credit union information. This section gives an overview of the system, online forms and instructions, schema and account descriptions, as well as link to the application.
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Visit this section to download the NCUA insurance seal graphic, signs, and brochures. These graphics may be printed and/or used in credit union web pages.
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The FOM Internet Application (FOMIA) allows NCUA member credit unions to add associational and/or occupational groups of 2,999 potential members or less as well as the non-natural person corporate account associated with that group.
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This section provides information on current fraudulent schemes, common frauds, as well as how to report a fraud.
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This section provides information and links to the FFIEC web site's area regarding HMDA Reporting.
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NCUA provides recommendations for federally insured credit unions to perform periodic reviews of the disaster preparedness and response plans, with a goal of minimizing interruptions of service to members.
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These Resources are related to NCUA's Information Systems & Technology procedures, including examination resources, laws, Letters to Credit Unions and upcoming speaking engagements and conferences.
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NCUA issues letters to inform credit unions about specific NCUA policies and procedures, compliance, governance, and other timely issues.
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As with letters to credit unions, NCUA issues letters to inform Federal credit unions about specific NCUA policies and procedures, compliance, governance, and other timely issues.
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Under NCUA's member business lending (MBL) rule, the NCUA Board may exempt federally insured, state-chartered credit unions for compliance with the NCUA MBL rule if the Board determines the state has developed an MBL rule that minimizes risk and accomplishes the overall objectives of NCUA's rule.
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A training module for Federal Credit Union volunteer officials designed to introduce financial statement concepts to board members with non-financial backgrounds. The training module covers income statements, statements of cash flow, and balance sheets. The cost of the training is $15, collected via ACH, using information collected during the registration process. For additional information, see the Directors' Financial Literacy Online Training Frequently Asked Questions.
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Credit Unions may utilize these illustrations to provide consumers with information that is designed to help them make informed decisions when selecting and using nontraditional mortgage products. This section provides information regarding the exhibits as well as downloadable PDFs in English and Spanish.
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Developed by the Office of the Chief Economist, the NCUA Quarterly U.S. Map Review is part of an ongoing effort to provide timely, easy-to-use analysis of credit union data and analytics to the public.
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NCUA issues Risk Alerts when we identify credit union practices that result in significant potential risk to net worth and require immediate action.
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This section includes links and resources pertaining to the Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act (S.A.F.E. Act) which mandates a federal registry for credit unions and their employees who are "mortgage loan originators" (MLOs).
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This toolkit contains a variety of helpful resources regarding NCUA's Share Insurance protection including electronic calculators to calculate a credit union's estimated one percent capitalization deposit amount one to calculate their estimated operating fee for the current year. There are also links to other Share Insurance information.
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This section contains variety of indicators for unemployment and house price growth rates by city and state. The data is presented in a spreadsheet format and compressed file.
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NCUA's Supervisory Review Committee is an independent intra-agency appellate body established to review material supervisory determinations. This section contains further information on the Committee, its functions, and its members.