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The National Credit Union Administration addressed concerns about the Trump administration’s decision to fire two of its three board members on April 18 in a message to the agency’s staff. Read on »

The Trump administration fired the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board’s two Democratic members. The decision leaves NCUA Chair Kyle Hauptman, a Republican, as the board’s only remaining member. Read on »

The National Credit Union Administration released its latest quarterly U.S. Map Review report for the fourth quarter of 2024, highlighting trends among credit unions across the nation using an interactive map on the agency’s website. Read on »

National Credit Union Administration Chair Kyle Hauptman announced changes to overdraft and non-sufficient fund fee data collection policies intended to help credit unions support its members struggling with inflation. Read on »

With the state of the economy and financial regulations representing a significant source of uncertainty, regulatory agencies have taken some steps intended to help institutions understand certain shifts in the policy landscape and offer assistance where possible. Learn more about some of these recent statements and actions from federal agencies. Read on »

The Trump administration has made a number of leadership changes and announced the creation of some new offices within existing federal agencies during its first month in power. In this Regulatory Roundup, catch up on some of the changes that have received less attention but provide valuable insight into the administration’s priorities. Read on »

President Donald Trump appointed National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Vice Chairman Kyle Hauptman to become the 13th NCUA board chair. Hauptman indicated he is against regulation by enforcement and is concerned with reducing compliance costs for covered institutions. Read on »

Newly inaugurated President Donald Trump made several designations to acting roles at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., Securities Exchange Commission and the National Credit Union Administration, among others. Read on »

The window to file demographic information required under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act has been opened and the current state of emergency in California caused banking regulators to address impacted institutions. Find details about these developments and more in this regulatory roundup. Read on »

Federal regulators spend a large portion of the waning months of each year compiling reports on their activities and data collected pertaining to the industries they oversee and the state of their operations. In this regulatory roundup, you will find summaries of some of these reports that may hold details helpful to understanding the role they play in the housing and financial markets. Read on »