The National Credit Union Administration published its 2025 Annual Report, summarizing the agency’s activities and results over 2025. The report describes the Share Insurance Fund and the credit union system as remaining well-capitalized with sufficient liquidity, and highlights “millions” in cost savings and ongoing organizational efficiencies tied to the agency’s reorganization. The Annual Report sets out NCUA’s performance against the strategic goals and objectives in its 2022–2026 Strategic Plan and 2025 Annual Performance Plan. It includes audited financial statements for the agency’s four funds, which received unmodified (clean) opinions for 2025, and provides assurances regarding compliance with federal financial management guidelines, regulations, and relevant laws. NCUA indicated that Chairman Kyle S. Hauptman’s priorities described in the report will continue to guide the agency’s 2026 work, including completing the reorganization, implementing the GENIUS Act, and developing and implementing an easier-to-navigate regulatory framework for current and future credit unions.
National Credit Union Administration 2026-04-01
National Credit Union Administration releases 2025 Annual Report citing a well-capitalized system, cost savings and reorganization progress
The National Credit Union Administration published its 2025 Annual Report, stating the Share Insurance Fund and credit union system remained well-capitalized with sufficient liquidity and that its four funds received unmodified audited opinions. The report highlights cost savings and organizational efficiencies from the agency’s reorganization and confirms compliance with federal financial management requirements. Chairman Kyle S. Hauptman’s 2026 priorities include completing the reorganization, implementing the GENIUS Act, and developing a more accessible regulatory framework for credit unions.