NCUA Loan Participations Proposal Survey





1. Listed below are a number of statements related to the NCUA proposal regarding loan participations. Please indicate how strongly you agree or disagree with each statement:
Agree
strongly
Agree
somewhat
Disagree
somewhat
Disagree
strongly
There is a need for a new rule on loan participations.
NCUA has provided sufficient justification for the proposal.
The proposal should apply to state chartered credit unions.
Whatever limit which may be established for loan participations involving one originator,
waivers from the limit should be allowed.
There should be some limit on loan participations from one originator.
The 25% of net worth limit on loan participations from one originator is a fair limit.
There should be some limit on loan participations from one borrower.
The 15% of net worth limit on loan participations from one borrower is a fair limit.

2a. If you agree there should be some limit on participations involving one originator, but do not agree with the 25% limit, what would you propose the limit be?

2b. If you agree there should be some limit on participations involving one borrower, but do not agree with the 15% limit, what would you propose the limit be?

3. How concerned are you about possible inefficiencies in NCUA's waiver process?




4. Please share any suggestions you have that might help improve NCUA's waiver process.

5. Please indicate how strongly you agree or disagree with each of the following statements:
Agree
strongly
Agree
somewhat
Disagree
somewhat
Disagree
strongly
Credit union should be permitted to purchase participations involving loans that
have been made using different underwriting standards than those of the
purchasing credit union.
I agree with NCUA's analysis regarding the impact of the proposal on
small credit unions under the Reg Flex Act.
I agree with NCUA's analysis regarding the Paperwork Reduction Act.


6. Are you with a credit union or a league?



7. (If applicable) What is your credit union's asset size?










8. Please provide any additional comments or concerns you may have about NCUA's proposal on loan participations.

Thank you for your efforts in responding.