Professionals from Utah’s credit unions who work in operations are invited to join us for this round table, where you can discuss pressing (or not pressing) issues on
Event Details
Professionals from Utah’s credit unions who work in operations are invited to join us for this round table, where you can discuss pressing (or not pressing) issues on your mind.
Discussion will be moderated by Association staff. The round table will last as long as there’s compelling discussion.
Participants will enjoy a lunch at no cost. If you’re not a credit union professional in the discipline but work in a different specific operational area at one of our Utah credit unions, and would like to join a round table, take a look at our list of other round tables. If there’s not one that meets your interests, please let us know at sn@utahscreditunions.org.
Professionals from Utah’s credit unions who work in technology are invited to join us for this round table, where you can discuss pressing (or not pressing) issues on
Event Details
Professionals from Utah’s credit unions who work in technology are invited to join us for this round table, where you can discuss pressing (or not pressing) issues on your mind. “Technology” is a broad topic, which touches on many areas of credit union operations. We’ll discuss anything relating to the topic, from data to systems to member service delivery.
Discussion will be moderated by Association staff, with a few topics to lead off (to be determined), then an open forum to discuss whatever else attendees have on their mind.
The round table will last as long as there’s compelling discussion.
Participants will enjoy a lunch at no cost.If you’re not a credit union professional in the discipline but work in a different specific operational area at one of our Utah credit unions, and would like to join a round table, take a look at our list of other round tables. If there’s not one that meets your interests, please let us know at sn@utahscreditunions.org.
Quality Control Standards for Automated Valuation Models
NCUA and other federal financial regulators issued a new regulation implementing quality control standards for
Event Details
Quality Control Standards for Automated Valuation Models
NCUA and other federal financial regulators issued a new regulation implementing quality control standards for automated valuation models (AVMs).
The regulation requires institutions that engage in certain transactions secured by a consumer’s principal dwelling adopt policies, practices, procedures, and control systems designed to:
Ensure a high level of confidence in estimates;
Protect against data manipulation;
Seek to avoid conflicts of interest;
Require random sample testing and reviews; and
Comply with nondiscrimination laws.
The mandatory compliance date for the new rule is October 1, 2025 This class will discuss the new rule and what your credit union needs to do to be ready.
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Online only. (Zoom links will be provided to registrants before the meeting)
Cost: This class is FREE to all member credit unions.
