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CT HB07083
CT HB07083An Act Concerning Various Revisions To The Credit Union Statutes Relating To Nonmember Payments, Member Business Loans, Charitable Contributions, Extensions Of Credit, Capital And Net Worth.
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Introduced
02/27/2025
02/27/2025
In Committee
05/05/2025
05/05/2025
Crossed Over
05/01/2025
05/01/2025
Passed
06/10/2025
06/10/2025
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
06/10/2025
06/10/2025
Introduced Session
2025 General Assembly
Bill Summary
To (1) define "loan officer" for the purposes of various statutes relating to credit unions, (2) establish that certain credit unions may receive certain payments from nonmembers, (3) redefine "member business loan" for the purposes of certain statutory provisions relating to credit union loans, (4) establish that the management of Connecticut credit unions may make certain charitable contributions and gifts, (5) establish that employees, insiders or members of the governing board of Connecticut credit unions may obtain extensions of credit with preferential rates, terms or conditions, (6) establish that a Connecticut credit union may adopt policies establishing the manner in which such Connecticut credit union characterizes the proceeds of the resale of repossessed goods, and (7) redefine "capital" and "net worth" for the purposes of various statutory provisions relating to credit unions.
AI Summary
This bill introduces several key revisions to Connecticut's credit union statutes, addressing a range of operational and definitional aspects. The bill defines new terms like "loan officer" and "insider", expands the definition of "immediate family member", and allows certain credit unions to receive payments from nonmembers under specific conditions. For community development financial institutions, the bill establishes graduated limits on nonmember payments based on the credit union's total assets. The legislation redefines "member business loans" to include and exclude certain types of loans, and provides guidelines for charitable contributions by credit unions, allowing senior management to make contributions within certain limits and requiring governing board approval for larger contributions. The bill also modifies rules around extensions of credit for insiders, employees, and governing board members, permitting preferential rates under a uniform, written policy that prevents potential financial losses. Additionally, the bill updates definitions of "capital" and "net worth", removing references to regular reserves and clarifying how these terms are calculated. These changes aim to provide credit unions with more flexibility in their operations while maintaining financial prudence and transparency.
Committee Categories
Business and Industry
Sponsors (2)
Other Sponsors (1)
Banking Committee (J)
Last Action
Signed by the Governor (on 06/10/2025)
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