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Executive Overview
This comprehensive regulatory compliance analysis demonstrates strong performance across all NCUA examination criteria, with the credit union maintaining well-capitalized status and achieving a composite CAMELS rating of 1. Our automated compliance monitoring system has reduced exam preparation time by 80% while maintaining call report accuracy above 99.5%.
Net Worth Ratio: 11.84%
484 basis points above regulatory requirement | Well-capitalized status maintained
Exam Readiness Score: 94/100
CAMELS Rating: 1 | Next examination: April 15, 2026
Capital Adequacy Analysis
The credit union maintains exceptional capital strength with multiple regulatory buffers providing significant operational flexibility and risk absorption capacity.
Capital Position
| Metric |
Current |
Requirement |
Buffer |
Status |
| Net Worth Ratio |
11.84% |
7.00% |
+484 bps |
✓ Well-Capitalized |
| Risk-Based Capital |
14.27% |
10.00% |
+427 bps |
✓ Well-Capitalized |
| Tier 1 Leverage Ratio |
10.93% |
7.00% |
+393 bps |
✓ Exceeds Minimum |
Capital Strength Assessment: The credit union's capital position provides substantial cushion above regulatory minimums, supporting organic growth initiatives and providing resilience against economic downturns. The 484 basis point buffer above the net worth requirement represents approximately $23.6 million in additional capital beyond regulatory minimums.
Capital Trend Analysis
Over the past four quarters, capital ratios have steadily improved:
- Q1 2025: Net worth ratio of 11.23%, demonstrating consistent profitability and retained earnings growth
- Q2 2025: Improved to 11.45%, reflecting strong operational performance
- Q3 2025: Advanced to 11.67%, maintaining upward trajectory
- Q4 2025: Current position of 11.84%, representing 61 basis points of improvement year-over-year
Asset Quality & Risk Management
The credit union demonstrates superior asset quality metrics with delinquency rates below peer averages and declining charge-off trends.
Current Performance Metrics
| Metric |
Current Value |
Peer Average |
Trend |
| Delinquency Rate |
0.47% |
0.68% |
↓ Improving |
| Net Charge-Off Rate |
0.23% |
0.34% |
↓ Below Peer |
| Return on Assets |
0.89% |
0.71% |
↑ Outperforming |
| Return on Equity |
7.52% |
6.34% |
↑ Strong |
Asset Quality Excellence: Delinquency rates have declined from 0.52% in Q1 2025 to 0.47% in Q4 2025, a 9.6% improvement. This performance significantly outpaces industry benchmarks and reflects effective underwriting standards and proactive collection practices.
Liquidity & Funding Analysis
Liquidity metrics demonstrate adequate cash reserves and funding diversification, though loan-to-share ratios warrant monitoring as they approach industry thresholds.
Liquidity Metrics
- Current Ratio: 18.42% - Sufficient short-term liquidity coverage
- Quick Ratio: 16.87% - Strong immediate liquidity position
- Loan-to-Share Ratio: 78.34% - Approaching 80% management threshold
- Cash-to-Assets: 12.6% - Healthy cash reserve levels
Liquidity Monitoring Required: The loan-to-share ratio of 78.34% is approaching the 80% operational threshold. Management should develop contingency funding plans and consider diversifying deposit sources to maintain optimal liquidity buffers during continued loan growth.
Recommendation: Implement automated alerts when loan-to-share ratio exceeds 79%. Establish relationships with additional wholesale funding sources (FHLB advances, corporate CU borrowing lines) as backup liquidity facilities. Target optimal ratio of 75-77% to maintain growth flexibility.
CAMELS Component Analysis
The composite CAMELS rating of 1 reflects strong performance across all examination components:
| Component |
Score |
Rating |
Key Strengths |
| Capital |
98/100 |
1 |
Exceptional capital buffers, strong growth |
| Asset Quality |
92/100 |
1 |
Below-peer delinquency, low charge-offs |
| Management |
95/100 |
1 |
Strong governance, automated controls |
| Earnings |
95/100 |
1 |
Consistent profitability, ROA above peer |
| Liquidity |
96/100 |
1 |
Adequate reserves, diversified funding |
| Sensitivity |
89/100 |
2 |
IRR model needs refresh, otherwise sound |
Sensitivity Component Note: The interest rate risk (IRR) model requires updating to reflect current market conditions and rate environment. This is a technical documentation issue rather than an actual risk exposure problem. Scheduled for completion by Q1 2026 to ensure full compliance during the April examination.
NCUA Call Report Compliance
Our automated reporting system has transformed the call report process, delivering significant efficiency gains while maintaining exceptional accuracy.
Recent Filing Performance
| Quarter |
Status |
Filing Date |
Accuracy Score |
Time to Complete |
| Q4 2025 |
✓ Filed |
Jan 28, 2026 |
99.8% |
6 hours |
| Q3 2025 |
✓ Filed |
Oct 27, 2025 |
99.9% |
5.5 hours |
| Q2 2025 |
✓ Filed |
Jul 25, 2025 |
99.7% |
7 hours |
Automation Impact:
• 80% reduction in preparation time (from 30 hours to 6 hours average)
• 99.4% average accuracy rate across all filings
• 28 automated reports generated this quarter
• 84 hours saved in staff time (Q4 2025 alone)
Examination Readiness
With the next NCUA examination scheduled for April 15, 2026, the credit union is well-positioned across all assessment areas.
Preparation Status
- Documentation Review: 100% complete - All policy updates current, board minutes organized
- Data Quality Validation: 100% complete - Automated validation rules running daily
- Risk Assessment Updates: 95% complete - IRR model refresh in progress
- Regulatory Change Tracking: 100% complete - All new rules implemented and documented
- Management Response Preparation: 90% complete - Draft responses to anticipated questions ready
Exam Preparation Excellence: The automated compliance monitoring system continuously validates data quality and regulatory adherence, eliminating the traditional "exam prep panic" period. The credit union maintains exam-ready status year-round, with documentation and evidence readily accessible through digital systems.
Strategic Recommendations
Immediate Actions (Next 30 Days)
- Complete IRR Model Refresh: Finalize the interest rate risk model update to achieve 100% CAMELS score alignment. Allocate 2 staff days for completion and external validation.
- Liquidity Contingency Planning: Document formal contingency funding plan given 78.34% loan-to-share ratio. Establish additional borrowing relationships as backup facilities.
- Exam Documentation Package: Compile comprehensive evidence folder for April examination including:
- Automated reporting system documentation
- Capital stress testing results
- Risk management framework updates
- Board oversight meeting minutes
Medium-Term Initiatives (Next 90 Days)
- Enhanced Monitoring Dashboards: Expand automated alerting to include loan portfolio concentration limits, funding diversification metrics, and early warning indicators.
- Peer Benchmarking Analysis: Conduct quarterly comparative analysis against peer group to identify performance gaps and improvement opportunities.
- Board Education Program: Develop structured regulatory update briefings for board members to maintain governance excellence and fiduciary oversight.
Long-Term Strategic Positioning (6-12 Months)
- Capital Deployment Strategy: With 484 basis points of excess capital, evaluate strategic growth opportunities including:
- Membership expansion initiatives
- New product development (digital banking enhancements)
- Technology infrastructure investments
- Potential merger/acquisition opportunities
- Advanced Analytics Integration: Leverage the automated compliance platform as foundation for predictive risk modeling, member behavior analytics, and strategic planning support.
- Regulatory Technology Leadership: Position the credit union as RegTech innovator within the industry, potentially offering automated compliance solutions to peer institutions as ancillary revenue source.
Risk Mitigation & Compliance Monitoring
The automated compliance monitoring system provides continuous oversight across all regulatory domains:
Current Alert Status
- Critical Alerts: 0 - No immediate regulatory concerns
- Warning Alerts: 2 - IRR model update, loan-to-share monitoring
- Informational Notices: 5 - Routine tracking items
Monitoring Cadence: Daily automated scans for critical thresholds, weekly management reports, monthly board-level summaries, and quarterly comprehensive compliance reviews. This layered approach ensures early detection of emerging issues while avoiding alert fatigue.
Conclusion
The credit union demonstrates exceptional regulatory compliance performance with a composite CAMELS rating of 1 and well-capitalized status across all metrics. The automated compliance monitoring system has delivered transformational efficiency gains, reducing exam preparation time by 80% while maintaining accuracy rates above 99%.
Key strengths include:
- Capital ratios 400+ basis points above requirements, providing significant growth capacity
- Asset quality metrics consistently outperforming peer averages
- Automated reporting infrastructure ensuring data quality and reducing operational risk
- Proactive risk management with continuous monitoring and early warning systems
- Board-level governance excellence with comprehensive oversight and documentation
With focused attention to the two warning-level items (IRR model refresh and liquidity contingency planning), the credit union is positioned for continued regulatory excellence and strategic growth. The April 2026 examination should result in sustained strong ratings across all components.
Overall Assessment: EXCELLENT
Ready for examination | Minimal findings anticipated | Strategic capital deployment opportunities available
Report Prepared By: TBE Consulting & Data Visuals
Contact: For questions regarding this analysis, contact your regulatory compliance team.
Next Review: April 2026 (Post-Examination Analysis)
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