Iowa Admin. Code r. 189-5.11 - Safe and sound practices
(1)
A credit union must ensure that risks associated with debt cancellation
contracts and debt suspension agreements are managed in accordance with safe
and sound principles and practices. Consequently, a credit union must implement
and maintain effective risk management and control processes in conjunction
with its debt cancellation contracts and debt suspension agreements, including,
but not limited to, appropriate recognition and reporting of income, expenses,
assets and liabilities. Additionally, the processes must provide for the
recognition and financial reporting of the appropriate treatment of all
expected and unexpected losses associated with these products.
(2) A credit union must assess the adequacy
of its internal controls and risk mitigation activities in view of the
characteristics and extent of its debt cancellation contracts and debt
suspension agreements. Accordingly, a credit union must evaluate its existing
risk tolerances and management systems to assess, evaluate and monitor
third-party relationships in connection with the development, offering and
servicing of the credit union's debt cancellation contracts and debt suspension
agreements, including compliance and reputation risks, and the potential
adverse impact nonperformance by the third party may have on the financial
performance of the credit union.
(3) Debt cancellation agreements may only be
offered by a credit union in connection with an extension of credit primarily
for personal, family or household purposes.
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