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Potential Corporate Losses Spur NCUA Waiver

The NCUA expects so many corporate credit unions to record capital losses their March 31 financials and restated December 31, 2008 financials, its suspended safety and soundness regulations in anticipation.

By Heather Anderson | Updated on April 23, 2009

The NCUA expects so many corporate credit unions to record capital losses their March 31 financials and restated December 31, 2008 financials, its suspended safety and soundness regulations in anticipation.

The agency’s weekly corporate credit union update included a comment from Chairman Michael Fryzel that said because corporate credit union functions are tied to capital levels, the NCUA Board “has issued an order that will permit corporate credit unions to use the capital level as reported on their November 30, 2008, NCUA 5310 Call Report, for purposes of determining regulatory compliance with capital-based requirements and regulations in the corporate rule.”

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