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| Treasury's John Crews nominated for NCUA Board |
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President Donald Trump announced the nomination of John Crews to serve on the NCUA board Monday. Crews is currently Treasury deputy assistant secretary for financial institutions policy. If confirmed by the Senate, Crews would take the place of current Chairman Kyle Hauptman, whose six-year term expired in August 2025.
“America’s Credit Unions congratulates Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions Policy John Crews on his nomination to the National Credit Union Administration.
“Crews understands the important role mission-driven lenders like credit unions play in helping families and small businesses get ahead. His experience at the Treasury Department reflects a thoughtful approach to innovation, safety, and expanding access to affordable financial services,” said Scott Simpson, president/CEO, America’s Credit Unions. “We look forward to working with him in this capacity to ensure credit unions have a modern regulatory framework that supports their ability to serve more than 146 million Americans who rely on them as trusted financial partners in uncertain times.”
Prior to joining the Treasury, Crews served as a policy advisor to House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., where he covered economic and financial services policy. Before his time in House leadership, he was the policy director for the Senate Banking Committee. During the first Trump administration, he served in the White House on the National Economic Council as a special assistant to the president for economic policy.
Crews was nominated for a term ending in August 2031, the seat currently held by Hauptman. The other two spots on the NCUA board are currently vacant while dismissed board members Todd Harper and Tanya Otsuka challenge their April 2025 dismissal. America’s Credit Unions continues to support a full, three-member board to lead the NCUA.
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