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Ending Corporate Assessments
CUNA economist: 'We're pretty close to being done.'
August 15, 2013
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The clear case for ending corporate credit union stabilization fund assessments is one of many topics touched on in CUNA's latest Inside Exchange video.
The overall status of the corporate stabilization fund, liquidity, and the outlook for assessments are discussed by CUNA Executive Vice President of Communications Paul Gentile and CUNA Chief Economist Bill Hampel.
The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), at its July open board meeting, declared a corporate credit union stabilization assessment of eight basis points of credit unions' insured shares as of June 30. That payment is due Oct. 16.
CUNA has noted that with the improvement of the performance of NCUA's legacy assets, stabilization fund assessments should no longer be necessary after the 2013 payment. The range for any additional assessment for 2014, if any, will be set by the NCUA board in November.
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