ARLINGTON, Va. – John Kolhoff, who recently stepped down as Texas Credit Union Department Commissioner, has been named SVP-policy and supervision by the National Association of State Credit Union Supervisors (NASCUS).
According to NASCUS, Kolhoff will help coordinate NASCUS’s regulatory analysis and advocacy efforts, as well as the organization’s efforts to support state supervisory programs.
Additionally, he will take a lead role in the organization’s broad Dual Charter Resource Initiative (DCRI), developing resources to enhance the state charter and maintain its competitiveness, NASCUS said.
“John has a depth of experience examining and supervising banks and credit unions that will be invaluable to NASCUS as we work with the state system to navigate the rapidly transforming financial services sector,” said Brian Knight, NASCUS president and CEO. “NASCUS is undertaking a wide range of initiatives in support of state regulators and state credit unions, and John’s contributions will add real value to our members.”
Prior to his tenure at the Texas Credit Union Department, Kolhoff was director of the Michigan Office of Credit Unions.
Familiar with Organization
Kolhoff is no stranger to NASCUS, having previously served as:
- Chair of the NASCUS board
- Chair of NASCUS’s Legislative and Regulatory Affairs Committee
- Chair of NASCUS’s Performance Standards Committee
Kolhoff has also served on numerous NASCUS and interagency committees, working groups, and task forces, including the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) and the Financial and Banking Information Infrastructure Committee (FBIIC), NASCUS added.
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