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  • NCUA Announces Thirteenth Round of Deregulation Proposals  (10/28/2026)
    On October 20th, the National Credit Union Administration announced three additional proposed rules under it deregulation project. The proposals would a) remove a requirement for FISCUs to maintain a special reserve for non-conforming investments, b) remove a duplicate requirement about a FCU converting to a FISCU applying for continued share insurance coverage, and c) provide greater flexibility on how an insured credit union must make share insurance information available to its members. Log in to InfoSight360 to learn more!
     
  • NCUA Announces Twelfth Round of Deregulation Proposals  (10/21/2026)
    On October 14th, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) issued three additional proposed rules as part of its ongoing deregulation project. In this twelfth round, the NCUA proposes to: Loosen the requirements associated with approving the purchase or renewal of a credit union's fidelity bond coverage, clarify that a legal opinion from the Office of General Counsel is not required prior to petitioning the NCUA Board for approval of an incidental power, and streamline several requirements associated with the Central Liquidity Facility to lessen regulatory burden. Log in to InfoSight360 to learn more!
     
  • The Electronic Fund Transfer Act and Regulation E  (10/14/2026)
    Join InfoSight360's Regulatory Compliance Counsel Michael Christians on Tuesday, November 10th for a deep dive into the Electronic Fund Transfer Act and Regulation E. Participants will learn about the extensive compliance requirements associated with this consumer protection statute. Log in to InfoSight360 to learn more!
     
  • National Flood Insurance Program Set to Lapse in December  (10/7/2026)
    Funding for the NFIP has lapsed five times in the last eight years, and absent Congressional action, will do so again on December 11, 2026. This begs the question; how does a lender proceed with closing a loan secured by a property located in a special flood hazard area during a lapse? Log in to InfoSight360 to learn more

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