In 2002, the NCUA adopted a Risk-Focused Examination (RFE) Program. Riskfocused
supervision procedures often include reviewing off-site monitoring tools and
risk evaluation reports as well as on-site work. The RFE process includes reviewing
seven categories of risk: Credit, Interest Rate, Liquidity, Transaction, Compliance,
Strategic, and Reputation. Examination planning tasks may include: (a) reviewing
the prior examination report to identify the credit union’s highest risk areas and areas
that require examiner follow-up; and (b) analyzing Call Reports as well as the risks
detected in the credit union’s operations and in management’s demonstrated ability
to manage those risks. A credit union’s risk profile may change between
examinations. Therefore, the supervision process encourages the examiner to
identify those changes in profile through:
In 2002, the NCUA adopted a Risk-Focused Examination (RFE) Program. Riskfocusedsupervision procedures often include reviewing off-site monitoring tools andrisk evaluation reports as well as on-site work. The RFE process includes reviewingseven categories of risk: Credit, Interest Rate, Liquidity, Transaction, Compliance,Strategic, and Reputation. Examination planning tasks may include: (a) reviewingthe prior examination report to identify the credit union’s highest risk areas and areasthat require examiner follow-up; and (b) analyzing Call Reports as well as the risksdetected in the credit union’s operations and in management’s demonstrated abilityto manage those risks. A credit union’s risk profile may change betweenexaminations. Therefore, the supervision process encourages the examiner toidentify those changes in profile through:
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