Do credit unions follow same regulations for days closed that FDIC banks do?

Credit unions and FDIC-insured banks are both subject to federal regulations, but they operate under different regulatory frameworks. Credit unions are regulated by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), while banks are regulated by the FDIC and other entities. As a result, the specific regulations regarding days closed may vary between the two types of institutions. However, both must adhere to general consumer protection laws, which can impact their operational hours and closures.