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This episode covers N C U A’s First
Quarter 20 24 Credit Union System

Performance Data press release.

The following is an audio version of
that advisory and the press release.

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And now the press release.

Credit Union Assets, Lending,
Insured Shares, Delinquencies Grow

N.C.U.A.

Releases First Quarter 2024 Credit
Union System Performance Data

June 5th 20 24,

According to the latest financial
performance data released today by the

National Credit Union Administration,
total assets in federally insured

credit unions rose by 96 billion
dollars , or 4 point 4 percent, over

the year ending in the first quarter of
20 24 to 2 point 31 trillion dollars.

During the same period, total
loans outstanding increased 71

billion dollars, or 4 point 6
percent, to 1.60 trillion dollars.

Insured shares and deposits rose
40 billion dollars, or 2 point 3

percent, to 1 point 77 trillion
dollars, from one year earlier.

The delinquency rate at federally insured
credit unions was 78 basis points in the

first quarter of 20 24, up 25 basis points
compared with the first quarter of 2023.

The N.C.U.A.’s Quarterly Credit Union
Data Summary provides an overview

of the financial performance of
federally insured credit unions

based on information reported to the
agency in the first quarter of 20 24.

As of March thirty first, 20 24, there
were 4,572 federally insured credit

unions with 140 point 4 million members.

Beginning with the first quarter of
20 24 Call Report, federally insured

credit unions with more than 1 billion
dollars in assets are required to

disclose, separately, income from
overdraft and nonsufficient funds fees.

For first quarter 20 24, these large
credit unions reported a total of nearly

916 million in overdraft and N S F fees.

For more information on credit unions’
collection and reporting of overdraft

and N S F fees, see the Appendix.

Highlights from the N.C.U.A.’s
quarterly data summary report

first quarter of 2024 include:

• Net income for federally insured credit
unions in the first quarter of 20 24

totaled 15 point 0 billion dollars
at an annual rate, down 2 point 8

billion dollars, or 15 point 6 percent,
from the first quarter of 20 23.

Interest income rose 21 point 4 billion
dollars, or 24.0 percent, over the

year to 110 point 4 billion annualized.

Non-interest income rose 2 point 6
billion, or 10.6 percent, to 26 point 6

billion annualized, largely reflecting
an increase in other non-interest income.

• The credit union system’s provision for
loan and lease losses or credit loss

expense increased 4 billion dollars , or
45 point 8 percent, over the year to

12 point 7 billion dollars at an annual
rate in the first quarter of 20 24.

• Total loans outstanding increased
70 point 7 billion dollars , or

4 point 6 percent, over the year,
to 1 point 6 trillion dollars

• Total shares and deposits rose by 45
billion dollars, or 2 point 4 percent,

over the year to 1 point 93 trillion
dollars in the first quarter of 20 24.

Regular shares declined by 68 billion
dollars, or 10 point 6 percent,

to 574 point 4 billion dollars.

Other deposits increased by 124 point
8 billion dollars, or 14.6 percent,

to 978 point 7 billion dollars, led
by share certificate accounts, which

grew 155 point 7 billion dollars,
or 43 point 0 percent, over the

year to 517 point 8 billion dollars.

• The credit union system’s net worth
increased by 13 point 3 billion

dollars, or 5 point 7 percent, over
the year to 245 billion dollars.

The aggregate net worth ratio — net
worth as a percentage of assets

— stood at 10 point 62 percent in the
first quarter of 20 24, up from 10

point 48 percent one year earlier.

The N.C.U.A.

makes credit union system performance
data available online in the credit

union analysis section of N.C.U.A.

gov.

The analysis section includes quarterly
data summaries as well as detailed

financial information, a graphics
package illustrating financial trends

in federally insured credit unions and
a spreadsheet listing all federally

insured credit unions as of March
31, 20 24, including key metrics.

This concludes the press release

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