ICUL On Demand programming includes a recorded training presentation with handouts and resources for credit unions. These recorded training sessions are free of charge as a benefit of your membership with ICUL.
If you are interested in one or more of these recorded training sessions, please fill out the form below the session descriptions.
This online course provides credit union board members with essential knowledge to fulfill their supervisory responsibilities for cybersecurity. It covers the NCUA’s expectations for board governance. By completing this training, directors gain the foundational awareness needed to effectively oversee cybersecurity strategy, support regulatory compliance, and safeguard member data and credit union operations.
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This training is designed to accomplish the training requirements for the board of directors and required annually. The presentation describes CTR and SAR requirements, explains compliant recording of monetary instruments and fund transfers, provides the fundamentals of a strong BSA/AML/OFAC compliance program, illustrates how to apply member identification and enhanced member due diligence programs and provides details of a compliant information sharing process. The session also includes common examiner findings, steps to build a risk assessment and the latest in BSA trends.
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This session is intended to give Board of Directors the base knowledge needed to better understand a credit union’s financial situation and effectively serve the credit union and its membership. This session details the following principal components:
Federally chartered credit union: This training is required within the first 6 months of being appointed to the board of directors. A board member is only required to complete this training once. It is a best practice for the board of directors to complete this training every 2 to 4 years as on-going education.
Illinois state-chartered credit union: This training is not required, but board members must have a working knowledge of the credit union’s financial statements and key ratios within the first 6 months of being appointed to the board of directors. It is a best practice for the board of directors to complete this training every 2 to 4 years as on-going education.
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The supervisory committee serves an important function in credit unions. This training is required annually. It is tasked with asking the tough questions and following up on findings with management to ensure that remediation takes place. Members of the supervisory committee are known as the “Watchdogs” of the credit union and must ensure that they have a firm understanding of their roles and responsibilities.
In this session, participants will learn:
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Financial Exploitation training is now required in some states, including Illinois, for employees and officers with direct member contact. This training is required every three years. This program has been approved by the IDFPR and meets the training requirements you need.
This session covers:
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The governance role is key in operating a successful credit union. If done right, you’ll have a supportive, forward-thinking credit union where the directors bring innovative ideas and execute sound business decisions. This training is an overview of the duties and the responsibilities of the board of directors. This training is not required, but it is a best practice to be completed within the first 6 months of being appointed to the board of directors and as on-going education every 2 to 4 years.
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