Todd Miller

Join Steve Farrar, a former NCUA insider with 30+ years in problem case management, and Todd Miller, a nearly 35-year NCUA veteran, as they explore the nuances of NCUA examinations. They discuss the implications of declining CAMEL codes and the importance of understanding examiner findings as indicators of systemic issues. The pair emphasizes proactive management of document resolutions and the critical roles of communication and governance in navigating regulatory expectations. Their insights promise to demystify the exam process for credit unions.

Todd Miller, a veteran with 34 years at the NCUA, shares valuable insights on building effective Asset and Liability Management Committees (ALCO) in credit unions. He discusses the importance of distinct committee charters, member selection, and how board involvement can enhance governance. The conversation also highlights the critical roles of the Chief Risk Officer and the necessity of robust documentation to align with strategic objectives. Miller emphasizes that a well-structured ALCO is key to managing risks and adapting to organizational needs.

In this discussion, Todd Miller, a former NCUA employee with 34 years of experience, shares invaluable insights into effective board packages for credit unions. He emphasizes the balance between what boards need versus want to know, highlighting the importance of clear, concise reports. Todd discusses quantitative and qualitative reporting, suggesting dashboard summaries for easy interpretation. He also touches on aligning strategic plans with board reporting and the necessity of transparency for compliance and informed decision-making.