Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 10 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, CONSUMER CREDIT, INVESTMENT SECURITIES AND UCC
Part IX - Credit Unions
Chapter 5 - Criteria to Organize within Residential Groups, and Add Associational Groups
Section IX-507 - Applications

Universal Citation: LA Admin Code IX-507

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024

A. A residential group common bond request shall be submitted to the commissioner on the form(s) provided by the LOFI; and include the proposed amendment to the credit union's bylaws in accordance with Section 665 of the Louisiana Credit Union Law. In reviewing the application, the commissioner may consider:

1. whether the well-defined neighborhood, small community, or rural district has adequate unifying characteristics or a mutual interest such that the safety and soundness of the institution, and protection of the funds invested by members, is maintained;

2. service by the credit union that is responsive to the needs of prospective members, to promote thrift and create a source of credit at reasonable rates;

3. protection for the interest of current and future members of the credit union; and

4. the encouragement of economic progress in the state by allowing the opportunity to expand services and facilities; and

5. the purpose and/or intent of the Louisiana Credit Union Law.

B. The applicant credit union shall have the burden to show the commissioner such facts and data that support the requirements and considerations in these rules and/or any existing or future policies and procedures issued by LOFI in connection with the same and/or the Louisiana Credit Union Law.

C. The financial and managerial capacity of a credit union shall be an important consideration for the commissioner in approving any residential group common bond. The credit union must demonstrate that the size, capability, and experience of its management is adequate to meet the demands of the residential group proposed.

D. The applicant credit union shall submit a comprehensive strategic and ongoing business plan that addresses the services to be provided, impact on the credit union's capital and resources, adequacy of fixed assets and data management facilities, and ability of management to recognize, monitor and control risk.

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 6:121(B)(1).

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