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What Are Civil Money Penalties? Civil money penalties (CMPs) are one of the National Credit Union Administration’s formal enforcement tools. They are monetary fines assessed when a credit union or an institution-affiliated party violates laws, regulations, or NCUA orders. The authority for CMPs comes from Section 206(k) of the Federal Credit Union Act (12 U.S.C. § 1786(k)) , whi...


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Letters of Understanding and Agreement: What Credit Unions Need to Know Letters of Understanding and Agreement—commonly referred to as LUAs —are a familiar but often misunderstood supervisory tool used by the National Credit Union Administration . While they are less severe than formal enforcement actions, LUAs carry real implications for governance, public disclosure, and poten...


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NCUA has issued a proposed rule that, while narrow in scope, could have a meaningful impact on who is able to serve on federal credit union boards. After listening to and digesting the proposal and the accompanying board briefing, I believe this is a positive — and long overdue — step toward removing a real, practical barrier to volunteer service. What the Proposal Would Do Unde...


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What Is a Cease and Desist Order? A Cease and Desist (C&D) Order  is one of the most serious formal enforcement actions the National Credit Union Administration  can take against a credit union or an individual associated with one. At its core, a C&D Order requires a credit union—or an institution-affiliated party—to stop illegal, unsafe, or unsound practices  that have ...


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Inside the NCUA Exam Report: What Findings and DORs Really Mean NCUA examination reports often contain more than meets the eye. Examiner findings, supplementary facts, and documents of resolution may look like routine supervisory language, but each serves a distinct purpose. Understanding the differences — and how NCUA uses each — helps boards and management respond appropriatel...


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