Introducing the Regulatory Guidance Podcast
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Hey everyone, this is Mark Treichel with
another episode of With Flying Colors.
Happy New Year!
On today's show, we are introducing
a new podcast called Credit
Union Regulatory Guidance.
This new podcast is sponsored by
Credit Union Exam Solutions and once
again is solely credit union focused.
Here are the details.
I listen to a lot of podcasts, and
over the summer, I began listening to
more audiobooks and started thinking
about how I could start a Credit Union
Educational Audiobook Style Podcast.
That's a mouthful, so I'll say it again.
A Credit Union Educational
Audiobook Style Podcast.
That was the beginning of this new show.
So, in short, the new show is for people
who like audiobooks and want to educate
themselves on new regulatory guidance
issued by the National Credit Union
Administration and occasionally the
FDIC, the OCC, the FFIEC, and the CFPB.
We will focus on new and material
agency guidance and also historically
important and still active guidance
from past years that the National
Credit Union Administration cites
in examinations or conversations
that happen around examinations.
So here's the thing, NCUA exam reports
frequently cite guidance as support for
making a credit union take corrective
action via a document of resolution,
examiner findings, or even a letter
of understanding and agreement.
NCUA issued more such requirements
in 2023 than they have since the
Great Recession and its aftermath.
Here on With Flying Colors, we
will continue to focus on advice
to help you achieve success with
the NCUA examination process.
This new podcast, the Credit Union
Regulatory Guidance Podcast, is a
separate source that focuses solely
on the guidance that is important
to understand as a credit union
leader, but does not provide opinion.
Those opinions will continue to be here,
and only here, and with flying colors.
If this sounds interesting to you, or
maybe to your team, it would be great if
you could give it a listen, and if you
like it, hit the subscribe button or alert
your team that they may want to listen.
Lastly, I am not the host of Credit
Union Regulatory Guidance, and
I'd like to introduce to you the
host right now to my audience.
Samantha Shares, welcome
to With Flying Colors.
Samantha: Thanks Mark,
I’m glad to be here.
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I know you've been busy recently
getting episodes ready to go live
right out of the gate here in 2024.
Can you share with the audience what
topics they can expect to hear on
your first and following episodes?
Samantha: Of course, Mark.
Our first episode came out today and
it is on a letter to credit unions
from twenty twenty three on the
importance of contingency funding.
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That's a great choice in light
of the challenging year 2023 was
for liquidity at credit unions.
Can you share what else listeners can
expect to hear this month, Samantha?
Samantha: Absolutely, Mark.
We are planning to issue two episodes
every week during January including
any new guidance issued by NCU A.
For example, , the agency typically
issues its Examination Priority Letter to
Credit Unions in the middle of January.
We plan to get that out
immediately once they publish it.
We have also already recorded
the following topics:
F D I C’s Guidance on Managing
Commercial Real Estate Concentrations
in a Challenging Environment.
NCU A’s Concentration Risk Letter
NCU A’s Evaluating Third
Party Relationships Letter,
Just to name a few.
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Samantha, that sounds like
a great list to start with.
Thanks for being on the show today.
Samantha: Mark, Thanks for
having me on With Flying Colors.
I am excited to be here and excited
to be providing this audio book format
to the world of credit union guidance.
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It's bEen my pleasure, Samantha.
Listeners, I want to
thank you for listening.
We have some great episodes coming up here
on With Flying Colors, and I encourage
you to subscribe to Samantha's new
show, Credit Union Regulatory Guidance.
One more thing, this is Mark Treichel, and
the new show's host is Samantha, shares.
But Samantha is an artificial
intelligence voice.
She shares NCA guidance and gets her
last name from that, and of course,
also from the historically important
concept of credit union shares.
That's a wrap on this episode.
I want to wish you a happy new
year, and I'm looking forward to
helping more credit unions in 2024.
This is Mark Treichel, signing
off with Flying Colors.
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