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22 nd Annual Conference Association of Credit Union Internal Auditors June 22, 2012 “What Will NCUA Look For in 2012-13?”. NCUA Hot Topics . Recent Trends Risk Concentrations Credit Risk Interest Rate Risk Third Party Due Diligence Credit Union Service Organizations (CUSOs )
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22nd Annual Conference Association of Credit Union Internal Auditors June 22, 2012 “What Will NCUA Look For in 2012-13?”
NCUA Hot Topics • Recent Trends • Risk Concentrations • Credit Risk • Interest Rate Risk • Third Party Due Diligence • Credit Union Service Organizations (CUSOs) • Other Examination Focus Areas
Performance Snapshot • Strong Share Growth • Loan Growth Turned Positive in 2011 • Improved Earnings • Declining Delinquency and Losses • Strong Net Worth • Positive Member Growth • Over $1 Trillion in Assets
Credit Union Lending Activity Credit unions continued to lend during the recession.
NCUSIF Performance NCUSIF Capitalized with 1% Deposit Transfer to Stabilization Fund
Risk Concentrations • Concentration in Real Estate Assets (47%) • Strong Growth in Mortgage Related Assets • High Concentration of Assets and Net Worth • Increasing Reliance on Volatile Funding • Money Market Accounts • Certificates • Short term borrowing • NCUA Letter to Credit Unions 10-CU-03 • Establish policies, procedures and controls • Establish acceptable risk limits • Review reports on risk exposure regularly • Establish actions to take when risk limits are reached
The Changing Balance Sheet 55% 39% 32% 23% 84% 65% 48% 41% 12/31/00 12/31/11
Troubled Debt Restructuring • New Rule Finalized May 2012 • Allows calculation of past due status consistent with loan terms. made through TDR. Thus eliminates delinquency tracking burden on TDR loans. • Requires policies and controls governing workout arrangements • Requires credit unions discontinue interest accrual on loans past due by 90 days or more and establish requirements to return such loans to accrual. • Compliance Date October 1, 2012
Interest Rate Risk • Rule finalized January 2012 • Effective September 30, 2012 • Applies to: • Assets $10 to $50 million if sum of first mortgage loans held and investments with maturity over five years is equal to or greater than 100% of credit union’s net worth; and • All credit unions with assets over $50 million • See LCU 12-CU-05
Third Party Due Diligence • Steps involved in due diligence • Background check • Business Model • Cash Flows • Financial and Operational Control Review • Contract Issues and Legal Review • Accounting Considerations • NCUA Guidance • LCU 01-CU-20 • LCU 07-CU-13 • LCU 08-CU-09
CUSOs • Expands requirements of CUSO regulation that apply to FISCUs • Address accounting, financial statements and audits • Address limits on “less than adequately capitalized” • Adds new registration requirement • All CUSOs must annually provide profile information • CUSOs involved in complex or high-risk activities must provide detailed reports • All subsidiary CUSOs must follow applicable laws and regulations
Audit, Internal Audit and Supervisory Committee Review • Recent Material Loss Reviews emphasize importance of evaluating internal controls. • Examiners will review audit, internal audit and Supervisory Committee activities during examinations. • Audit workpapers. • Member account verification support. • Interviewing SC and or IA Department. • Commensurate with size, complexity, internal control structure and risk profile of credit union. • If SC or IA department performs annual audit, examiners will review audit workpapers at every examination.
Small Credit Union Examination Program • FCUs with $10 million or less in assets with CAMEL of 1, 2, or 3. • Reduces the minimum required examination scope. • Supplements existing Risk Focused Examination practices. • Examiners may refine and adjust scope as circumstances warrant.