Steer through complex reg landscape with NAFCU's 2022 Roadmap

May 12, 2022

Steer through complex reg landscape with NAFCU's 2022 Roadmap

NAFCU's 2022 Credit Union Compliance Roadmap – in its easy-to-use electronic form – is now available for members and nonmembers. The Roadmap is the best resource available to help credit union compliance professionals navigate the complex regulatory environment. The Roadmap provides tools to help readers find answers to complex questions and includes helpful links to several other NAFCU or external resources.

Written by NAFCU's highly-regarded compliance team, the Roadmap provides a new discussion of “Sensitivity to Market Risk,” the “S” component which was recently added to the NCUA's CAMELS rating system, as well as a new Appendix on the requirements of Regulation F – the regulation promulgated by the CFPB to implement the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

The Roadmap includes bookmarks to help users better navigate from chapter to chapter and from section to section, in addition to user-friendly search functions and hyperlinks.

Learn more about the Roadmap, including the latest additions and updates. One purchase gives a credit union's entire organization access to the manual.

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