Fall 2022 Update: NEV Supervisory Test Pressures Are “High” – Be Prepared

The NCUA recently granted credit unions some much-needed relief under the NEV Supervisory Test (NCUA Letter 22-CU-09). Institutions are no longer subject to an “extreme risk” classification and categorized as "unsafe and unsound." However, while DORs and accompanying de-risking plans are no longer automatic, credit unions may still receive them, especially given the risk of additional rate increases and further depreciation in asset valuations.

It is critical that CUs be overly prepared to defend their risk position and have ironclad policies and plans in place to manage balance sheet risks. Now is not the time to let your guard down, but rather to fortify your risk management process.

DCG’s NEV Supervisory Test Task Force has assisted hundreds of credit unions with this test, including some of the country’s largest and most complex credit unions. Our expertise, experience, proven track record, and tools can help prepare your CU for an upcoming exam or assist you with an existing DOR or de-risking plan.

Forewarned is forearmed. DCG stands ready to help support your business plan while maintaining positive regulatory relations.

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