| Washington, D.C. or Virtual

Fall Large CU Summit

Registration is free, compliments of NAFCU.

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Acquire Invaluable Information Specifically for Large Credit Unions

Join NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger September 11 – 12, 2022 in Washington, DC or virtually for private meetings with the NCUA’s Office of National Examinations and Supervision (ONES), and the CFPB’s Office of Supervision, Enforcement & Fair Lending (SEFL). This event is adjacent to NAFCU’s Congressional Caucus (note: registration is separate).

During this very unique opportunity, you’ll get your questions on top issues and concerns answered as you openly dialogue about how to most successfully prepare for, and undergo, supervision and examination expectations. Plus your senior compliance executives acquire connections and insights from your peers during our Compliance Roundtable.

All exclusively for credit unions over $5 billion in assets. This event is free, compliments of NAFCU—we encourage you to bring your entire executive team!

Registration closes September 2, 2022.

You’ll:

  • Speak directly with the heads of examinations and supervision at the NCUA and CFPB as beneficial for your asset size
  • Get your questions on top issues and concerns answered as you openly dialogue about what you need to successfully prepare for supervision and examination expectations
  • Benefit from separate sessions customized for the needs of credit unions who’ll soon be, or are already, under CFPB and/or NCUA ONES supervision
  • Hear from the industry’s top authorities regarding topics critical for creating growth and solving challenges at large credit unions
  • Discuss ongoing and emerging compliance challenges and tasks with your peers during the Summit’s full-day Compliance Roundtable
  • Build stronger connections with your large credit union peers during our networking opportunities


 

Who should attend?

  • The entire executive team of CUs $5 billion+ in assets
  • Top compliance executives of CUs $5 billion+ in assets for the Compliance Roundtable