The NCUA is working to ensure credit unions identify and mitigate certain risks before they threaten the stability of the NCUSIF, NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz said.
"As credit unions have steadily recovered from the financial crisis, NCUA is now able to devote more resources to focusing on the future of the credit union industry," Matz said in a Supervisory Letter about the exam process in the coming months.
"In 2014, NCUA will be working to ensure that credit unions identify and mitigate forward-looking risks before they threaten the viability of credit unions and the stability of the Share Insurance Fund," Matz said in the Jan. 10 letter.
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