National Credit Union Administration

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is a government-backed insurer of credit unions in the United States, one of two agencies that provide deposit insurance to depositors in U.S. depository institutions.

Founded in 1970, NCUA is based in Alexandria, Virginia.

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Latest National Credit Union Administration News

Five federal agencies finalize new guidance for appraisal reconsiderations 

Jul 18, 2024By Chris Clow

Five federal agencies, including CFPB and the Federal Reserve Board, finalized new guidance on ROVs for residential real estate transactions.

• FFIEC issues statement of principles for examining appraisal and valuation bias 

  Feb 12, 2024By Chris Clow

• Federal agencies propose guidance for residential real estate ROVs 

  Jun 09, 2023By Chris Clow

• Federal agencies seek input on proposed AVM credibility, integrity rule 

  Jun 01, 2023By Chris Clow

• CFPB, regulators warn of impact to borrowers from the LIBOR sunset 

  Apr 26, 2023By Chris Clow

• CFPB Joins Interagency Statement on Managing LIBOR Transition 

  Oct 21, 2021By Chris Clow

• Credit unions can now also delay appraisals until 4 months after a mortgage closes 

  Apr 23, 2020By Ben Lane

• NAFCU pushes CFPB for more exceptions to payday lending rule 

  Aug 07, 2018By Kelsey Ramírez

• NCUA honors Trump’s order to massively roll back regulation 

  Aug 16, 2017By Brena Swanson

• NCUA plans major restructuring, including closing two regional offices 

  Jul 21, 2017By Ben Lane

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