When a new policy is created or updated, and the Update Overview states “ Recommended,” who is recommending it and why are they recommending it?

The “recommended” designation means there is no law or regulation that requires it, but is recommended because the examiners will want to see it.  This is often based on letters to credit unions or Interagency Guidance that don’t have the force of regulation.  Credit unions are free to disregard this advice and omit the recommended verbiage, but it will likely appear on an exam report that a CU doesn’t have this information in a given policy.

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