Administrative Orders by the National Credit Union Administration

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) issues administrative orders to ensure that credit unions operate safely and soundly. These orders may address various issues, such as violations of laws or regulations, insolvency concerns, or risky practices.

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1,642 Entities in Administrative Orders by the National Credit Union Administration
Entity NameEntity TypeEffective DateStatus

Curtis Jennelle

Individual-active

Galeoto Linda Albion

Individual-active

Gurley Brianna

Individual-active

Northeast Arkansas Federal Credit Union

Individual-active

Valley Oak Credit Union

Individual-active

St Josephs Credit Union

Individual-active

St Amand Jessica L

IndividualJan 1, 2012inactive

OKeefe Yolanda

IndividualJan 1, 2013inactive

Naeole Allennie

IndividualJan 1, 2018inactive

Williams Latrese

IndividualJan 1, 2018inactive

FAQs

Why is compliance with Administrative Orders by the National Credit Union Administration necessary?

Compliance with Administrative Orders issued by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is crucial for several reasons. First, these orders are designed to protect the safety and soundness of credit unions. By adhering to these orders, credit unions can ensure they operate within the framework of safety, safeguarding members' assets and maintaining public trust.

Which companies should comply with Administrative Orders by the National Credit Union Administration?

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) issues administrative orders that affect credit unions. These orders require compliance from all federally insured credit unions, ensuring they operate within legal guidelines and maintain fair practices. Compliance is essential to protect members' interests, uphold financial stability, and avoid potential penalties. It's crucial for credit unions to adhere to these orders for continued trust and credibility.