The National Credit Union Administration announced that John Crews has been sworn in as its 14th chairman. President Donald Trump designated Crews as chairman following his Senate confirmation as a member of the NCUA Board, with his term set to expire on Aug. 2, 2031. Crews identified enabling innovation and right-sizing the financial services regulatory framework as key priorities. He will also focus on regulatory efficiency, financial stability, effective oversight, protection of credit union member-owners, the health of the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund and access to affordable financial services.
2026-08-24National Credit Union Administration
John Crews sworn in as 14th National Credit Union Administration chairman
John Crews has been sworn in as the 14th chairman of the National Credit Union Administration for a term ending Aug. 2, 2031. His priorities include enabling innovation, right-sizing regulation, safeguarding credit union members and maintaining a healthy share insurance fund.