NCUA Approves Risk-Based Capital Rule
Inclusion of secondary capital in RBC ratio is a big win for Northwest credit unions, but the rule remains “a solution in search of a problem” says Nussle.
Inclusion of secondary capital in RBC ratio is a big win for Northwest credit unions, but the rule remains “a solution in search of a problem” says Nussle.
A vote on the final version of the National Credit Union Administration’s revised risk-based capital proposal is on the agenda for the agency’s October 15 meeting.
Less than one month left in the comment period for the latest NCUA risk-based capital proposal. Write your letter now.
Breaking News: The NCUA last week released a much anticipated revised risk-based capital proposal.
NCUA Board Member McWatters wants supplemental capital included in new RBC proposal; Chair Matz announces supplemental capital and field of membership working groups.
NCUA Chair Debbie Matz plans to unveil a revised RBC proposal at the board’s January 15 open meeting.
The NWCUA learned that the regulator is taking comments on RBC seriously. Expect new proposal and separate rule for interest rate risk.
NCUA Chairman Matz says that the new proposal will include a longer implementation period and revised risk-weights, and trigger a second comment period.
Responding to Rep. Holding, Matz says that changes are in development, second comment period dependent on changes.