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October 21, 2019

NCUA Board announces 2020 meeting dates

Capitol HillThe NCUA Friday published its schedule of open board meetings for 2020. All meetings are slated to begin at 10 a.m. Eastern at the agency's headquarters, but the schedule is subject to change at any time.

The board meetings are currently scheduled as follows:

  •  Jan. 23;
  • Feb. 20;
  • Mar. 19;
  • Apr. 16;
  • May 21;
  • Jun. 25;
  • Jul. 16;
  • Sept. 17;
  • Oct. 15;
  • Nov. 19; and
  • Dec. 10

The board will next meet on Oct. 24 and is expected to issue a final rule on public unit and nonmember shares, and a notice of public rulemaking on chartering and field of membership (FOM).

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