Letters to Credit Unions and Other Guidance

From time to time, the NCUA will provide guidance and other information to the credit union system on regulatory and supervisory matters, trends affecting federally insured credit unions and potential risks and threats.

  • Letters to Credit Unions — Provide guidance on specific NCUA policies and procedures, compliance, governance, and other timely issues that affect all federally insured credit unions.
  • Letters to Federal Credit Unions — Provide guidance on specific NCUA policies and procedures, compliance, governance, and other timely issues that affect only credit unions with a federal charter.
  • Risk Alerts — Detail practices or external threats that potentially are a significant risk to the safety and soundness of the credit union system.
  • Regulatory Alerts — Provide guidance on rules and regulations from other agencies that all credit unions must comply with.
  • Supervisory Letters — Provide the NCUA’s examiners with instructions and information on a range of supervisory and regulatory issues.
  • Accounting Bulletins — Provide guidance and instructions on how changes in generally accepted accounting principles and other regulatory initiatives affect how credit unions report these items in their financial statements.
  • Consumer Financial Protection Updates — Announce new activity on consumer compliance laws, regulations and guidance.

You can search these regulatory letters going back to 1979 by document type, the year issued, by subject and by title or keywords. Please note that obsolete letters are not included.

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Docket # Title Subject Type Year Status
99-CU-01 Answers to Frequently Asked Questions on Year 2000 Contingency Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
98-CU-12 Business Resumption Contingency Planning Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1998 Active
98-CU-02 Year 2000 Contingency Planning Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1998 Active
99-CU-02 Year 2000 Liquidity Planning Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
99-CU-11 Additional Information on Year 2000 Liquidity Planning Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
99-CU-16 Final Preparations for the Century Date Rollover Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
99-CU-13 Guidance on Year 2000 Fraud Prevention Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
99-CU-10 Year 2000 Systems Conversions Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
98-CU-10 Testing for Year 2000 Readiness Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1998 Active
99-CU-03 Year 2000 Federal Insurance Brochure Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
99-CU-09 Answers to Frequently Asked Questions on Year 2000 Business Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1999 Active
97-CU-10 Supervisory Committees Role in Year 2000 Compliance Y2K Letters to Credit Unions 1997 Active
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