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I am hearing from several directions that Net Economic Value (NEV) High and Extreme Risk Ratings are Surging. In this episode we discuss what NCUA is doing about it and what that means for you.

NCUA Chairman Todd Harper recently stated

"The NCUA is aware of industry concerns about how examiners will supervise for market risk, given rising interest rates. Interest-rate risk has long been a supervisory priority for the NCUA. We know that credit unions have planned accordingly for changes in interest rates over the years, even more so since the last update in the NCUA’s supervisory procedures in 2017.

The NCUA, as a result, is now developing guidance for examiners on how to work with credit unions whose sensitivity to market risk and other risks has increased due to the ongoing uptick in interest rates and related economic uncertainty. We will continue to treat all credit unions equitably during the examination process in the months ahead."

What form might this guidance take? Give a listen to hear my thoughts.