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CUNA Produces Booklet To Help CUs Better Manage Examiner Relations

Credit unions who feel their NCUA examiner has exceeded his or her authority in an exam will soon have a resource they can use to make their case.

By David Morrison | Updated on January 13, 2011

Credit unions who feel their NCUA examiner has exceeded his or her authority in an exam will soon have a resource they can use to make their case.

CUNA has released a 64 page booklet entitled Supervisory Issues And Examinations: Guidance For Credit Unions During The Current Economic Times And Beyond and said the new product cross-references CUs’ “examination rights” to sections of the NCUA’s Examiner’s Guide and shows specific correlations to guidance the agency gives to its own examiners, in writing, for performing examinations.

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