The Credit Union National Association and the World Council of Credit Unions kicked off America’s Credit Union Conference and the World Credit Union Conference, which the two entities are co-hosting in Denver this year.
The conference runs from July 12-15, and keynote speakers include Alan Mulally, the former president and CEO of Ford Motor Company, and Luke Williams, executive director at the NYU Stearns School of Business and a fellow at frog.
The conference is covering a wide breadth of topics, including the Credit Union Risk-Based Capital Study Act of 2015 (H.R. 2769).
The National Association of Federal Credit Unions said that it supports the legislation since it will stop the National Credit Union Administration from moving forward with their second risk-based capital proposal until completing and delivering to Congress a thorough study addressing NCUA's legal authority, the proposal's impact on credit union lending, capital requirements for credit unions compared to other financial institutions and more.
Here are a couple of tweets on RBC2 at the conference:
.@hampelbill begins #cuindenver2015 session on risk based capital and supplemental capital #rbc2 pic.twitter.com/rLsGitzQOi
— Ryan Donovan (@RyanDonovan) July 13, 2015
#RBC2 "stop and study" bill authors seek more #cosponsors. @NAFCU http://t.co/KcQzP666HU
— Amanda Reed (@AmandaCUInsight) July 12, 2015
And a few others on the conference overall:
.@WOCCU's Brian Branch reminds #CUinDenver2015 challenges of regulation & innovation are universal to CUs worldwide. pic.twitter.com/gaPLbQhrZk
— Credit Union Journal (@CUJournal) July 13, 2015
Alan Mulally, building trust is a process, expectation of behaviors, how @ford works together #CUinDenver2015 pic.twitter.com/XsnsJzUTR9
— CUNA (@CUNA) July 13, 2015
Board members need to look to younger staff to engage their members. Young, fresh inputs are vital. #CUInDenver2015 pic.twitter.com/AxxXauy0pe
— weCU2 (@_weCU2) July 13, 2015
