The Credit Union Policy Podcast

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The Credit Union Policy Podcast

Welcome to the Credit Union Policy Podcast (CUPP) with host Ann Petros of America's Credit Unions. Ann will take you inside what’s going on in Washington D.C.—so you can hear where lawmakers and regulators stand on key issues and what they’re working on next. She’ll discuss what your credit union should be focused on in terms of risk areas, potential opportunities for innovation and the changing tech landscape. Grab your coffee, or favorite beverage, and tune in with us as we explore these topics and much more!

  1. The Best of Berger: A Fond Farewell to Dan Berger

    2023/12/20

    The Best of Berger: A Fond Farewell to Dan Berger

    Join NAFCU President & CEO Dan Berger, ahead of the transformation to America’s Credit Unions, as he looks back on his time at NAFCU, the moments that shaped his experience, and lessons learned during his tenure.     Key Takeaways:  Gain valuable insights into important qualities of a strong credit union leader;  Learn about the biggest risk areas facing credit unions in the years to come; and  Reminisce with Dan Berger as he prepares to leave the helm of NAFCU.      Dan Berger first joined NAFCU in 2006 and helped turn the association into the premiere advocate for the credit union industry. Since becoming president and CEO in 2013, Berger, who is also an author, economist, and one of Washington's top lobbyists, is credited with bringing national attention to key policy issues, while ensuring NAFCU's members meet policymakers at the highest levels of government.   A well-known figure with political and financial press, Berger has been listed as one of the most influential lobbyists in Washington by The Hill newsp

    33 分鐘
  2. Navigating Field of Membership with NCUA Vice Chairman Kyle Hauptman

    2023/12/13

    Navigating Field of Membership with NCUA Vice Chairman Kyle Hauptman

    Join NCUA Vice Chairman Kyle Hauptman for a deep dive into field of membership, including a recent proposed rule regarding survivorship, the federal charter versus state charters, digital banking and FOM, and how innovation may drive further changes to FOM.     Key Takeaways:  Hear an update on the NCUA’s recent rulemaking to revise the Chartering and Field of Membership Manual;  Learn about Vice Chairman Hauptman’s perspectives on ensuring the federal charter keeps pace with state chartering rules; and  Understand how the agency is thinking about innovation and helping credit unions to attract younger members.       Kyle S. Hauptman was nominated to serve on the NCUA Board on June 15, 2020. The U.S. Senate confirmed him on December 2, 2020, and he was sworn in as a member of the NCUA Board on December 14, 2020. The NCUA Board approved his designation as Vice Chairman of the NCUA on December 18, 2020. Prior to his join

    44 分鐘
  3. Unlocking Financial Innovation: NCUA's New Rule Explained

    2023/11/15

    Unlocking Financial Innovation: NCUA's New Rule Explained

    Join Brian Lauer, partner with the law firm of Messick Lauer & Smith P.C. and General Counsel to the National Association of Credit Union Service Organizations (NACUSO), for a deep dive into the National Credit Union Administration’s (NCUA) recent final rule on financial innovation. This rule revised Parts 701 and 714 of the NCUA’s regulations regarding the purchase of loan participations and the purchase, sale, and pledge of eligible obligations and other loans. The final rule offered greater flexibility for federally insured credit unions to take advantage of new technology partnerships with fintechs. NAFCU has strongly supported more opportunities for credit unions to develop strategic partnerships to provide more and improved products and services to members.    Key Takeaways:  Understand what the rule does and does not do, the impetus behind the rule, and what it could mean for your credit union;  Hear expert analysis on the rule’s underwriting requirements and how that fits with the use of automated technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning; and  Learn about additional potential ar

    44 分鐘
  4. Navigating Mortgage Tech Trends with Jason Cave

    2023/10/25

    Navigating Mortgage Tech Trends with Jason Cave

    Join Jason Cave, Deputy Director and Head of Fintech Strategy at the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), for a discussion of the agency’s recent Velocity TechSprint, the focus of the Office of Financial Technology, and trends in the use of technology in the mortgage lending and servicing space.     Key Takeaways:  Hear about the outcomes of the FHFA’s recent TechSprint, which focused on the impacts of data digitization in mortgage lending.  Learn about the changing mortgage market, including the increasing role of non-depository institutions.  Discover perspectives on the continued evolution of the mortgage market as more technology is incorporated.

    40 分鐘
  5. Funding Frameworks: Analyzing the CFPB v. CFSA Oral Argument  

    2023/10/06

    Funding Frameworks: Analyzing the CFPB v. CFSA Oral Argument  

    Join Jennifer Mascott, Assistant Professor of Law and Co-Director of The C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State at the George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School, to breakdown the oral argument before the Supreme Court in the case of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau v. Community Financial Services Association of America. The Court heard arguments regarding the Constitutionality of the CFPB’s funding structure. Hear insights about the most relevant arguments and questions from both parties and the Justices.      Key Takeaways:   Learn about the most critical issues for the Court to resolve in this important case.  Understand the nuances of the challenge regarding the Appropriations Clause of the U.S. Constitution.  Discover expert insights on what we can glean from the Justices’ questions and parties’ arguments.      Jennifer Mascott is Assistant Professor of Law and Co-Director of The C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State at the Antonin Scalia Law School. Professor Mascott writes in the areas of administrative and constitutional law and the separation of powers, and she serves as a Supreme Court contributor for NBC News. Read full bio.

    38 分鐘
  6. Women Leading with Grace: CEO Charlotte Nemec's Trailblazing Journey

    2023/09/27

    Women Leading with Grace: CEO Charlotte Nemec's Trailblazing Journey

    Join Charlotte Nemec, President and CEO of Canopy Credit Union in Spokane, Washington, and recent winner of NAFCU’s CEO of the Year award, for a discussion about women in leadership. Learn about some of the challenges Nemec has encountered and how she’s found inspiration and balance in her leadership journey.    Key Takeaways:   Hear about Nemec’s experience and leadership trajectory in the credit union industry.  Dive into the unique challenges that women in leadership face, especially those at a smaller credit union.  Discover key insights for successful leadership strategies.    Charlotte Nemec began her career in the credit union industry in 1995 and currently serves as President/CEO of Canopy Credit Union (Spokane, WA). Nemec is passionate about the success of her team, Canopy’s members and the community. Canopy is a designated Community Development Financial Institution that strives to create a happier and healthier community through financial inclusion. Nemec is well known in the credit union community for her insightful, authentic approach to leadership and was named NAFCU CEO of the Year in 2023. She is supported by her husband, daughter and the team at Canopy Credit Union.

    40 分鐘
  7. Labor & Employment Law Issues Facing Your Credit Union with Victor Cardwell

    2023/09/08

    Labor & Employment Law Issues Facing Your Credit Union with Victor Cardwell

    Join Victor Cardwell, Principal and Chairman at the law firm of Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black PLC, as he discusses top labor and employment law issues your credit union should be aware of. Cardwell dives into unionization efforts, leave and flexible work policies, the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, and what you should know about affirmative action plan requirements from the Department of Labor.       Key Takeaways:   Understand the basics of unionization efforts, meeting employees’ needs, and how flexible work policies can impact your ability to attract and retain talent.  Dive into the importance of DEI in recruitment and retention, the hiring process, and succession planning.  Learn about the Department of Labor’s rules regarding affirmative action programs and why your credit union must have one in place.      Victor Cardwell is co-chair of Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black’s (WRVB) Labor & Employment practice group, as well as a Principal and Chairman of the WRVB Board of Directors. He practices labor and employment law throughout the U.S., focusing on diversity, the Fair Labor Standards Act, labor/management relations, and workplace violence. Victor has significant experience before state and federal courts and administrative agencies. He offers counsel and training to executives and human resources managers on a wide range of employer concerns: harassment, sexual orientation and gender identity issues, retaliation, discrimination, wage and hour compliance, health and disability, discipline, discharge, and more. Additionally, Victor is the Immediate Past President of the Virginia Bar Association and serves on the Virginia State Bar’s Board of Governors for its Diversity Conference. He was named to the Roanoke Law Foundation Fellows Program in 2018. Learn more ab

    37 分鐘
  8. Credit Score Competition with VantageScore’s Tony Hutchinson

    2023/08/16

    Credit Score Competition with VantageScore’s Tony Hutchinson

    Join VantageScore’s Senior Vice President of Industry & Government Relations for a discussion about credit scores, the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s (FHFA) initiative to validate and incorporate new credit score models and credit report requirements into the housing finance market, and what to expect from this shift.        Key Takeaways:   Discover the history of introducing alternative credit score models and credit report requirements into the housing finance market and the FHFA’s rulemaking.  Understand the potential benefits and concerns of these new credit score and credit report requirements.  Learn about the implementation timeline for these changes and strategies to help your credit union prepare.      Anthony Hutchinson is the Senior Vice President of Industry and Government Relations at VantageScore. He has helped shape public policies critical to the housing industry, including the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Law, and the subsequent Qualified Mortgage (QM) and Qualified Residential Mortgage (QRM) rulings, which ensured that homeownership remained affordable and accessible for all qualified homebuyers. Learn more about Anthony.

    41 分鐘
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Welcome to the Credit Union Policy Podcast (CUPP) with host Ann Petros of America's Credit Unions. Ann will take you inside what’s going on in Washington D.C.—so you can hear where lawmakers and regulators stand on key issues and what they’re working on next. She’ll discuss what your credit union should be focused on in terms of risk areas, potential opportunities for innovation and the changing tech landscape. Grab your coffee, or favorite beverage, and tune in with us as we explore these topics and much more!

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