Original Source Material
The agency is handling a swell of new-bank applications by pulling talent from the supervision side into one- or two-year rotations in the OCC’s chartering arm, Comptroller Jonathan Gould said.
How the OCC is handling its charter application workload
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Operational Brief
The OCC is addressing an increase in new-bank applications by reallocating staff from the supervision side into one- or two-year rotations within its chartering arm; this move does not provide specific details on how it will impact credit unions directly.
Why It Matters for Texas Credit Unions
The article does not mention Texas, TCUD, or any Texas-specific entities. It focuses on the OCC's internal staffing adjustments to manage an increase in new-bank applications.
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