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Financial Markets, Institutions & Instruments, 2017
AbstractCredit union decisions on how funds are raised and invested and what services to provide are guided by their business models and should be reflected by credit union financial statements. We use cluster analysis to group credit unions using common size financial statement variables such that the financial statements are similar within credit ...
David L. Stowe, John D. Stowe
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AbstractCredit union decisions on how funds are raised and invested and what services to provide are guided by their business models and should be reflected by credit union financial statements. We use cluster analysis to group credit unions using common size financial statement variables such that the financial statements are similar within credit ...
David L. Stowe, John D. Stowe
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An Economic Theory of a Credit Union
The Journal of Finance, 1981THE majority of research to date on CUs has been empirical (cf. Cargill [1] and Kidwell and Peterson [7]), yet there is serious need to develop a theoretical framework of CU behavior that incorporates their unique characteristics. A CU is essentially a financial intermediation cooperative.
Smith, Donald J +2 more
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Industrial and Commercial Training, 1977
There is talk of legislation on credit unions in the next session of Parliament. This article looks at the history and philosophy of credit unions; in a future issue we hope to have an article about the Pitney‐Bowes credit union — the first employees' credit union in this country.
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There is talk of legislation on credit unions in the next session of Parliament. This article looks at the history and philosophy of credit unions; in a future issue we hope to have an article about the Pitney‐Bowes credit union — the first employees' credit union in this country.
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Effects of Credit Union Service Organizations on Credit Union Performance
Journal of Finance Issues, 2016This study examines the effects of credit union service organizations (CUSOs) on credit union performance for the period 2009 through 2014. I use random effects models with Mundlak (1978) correction to estimate the relationships between CUSOs and credit union performance variables.
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Credit Unions and Credit Cooperatives
2023Olufemi Sallyanne Decker, Lili Yan
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2016
The aim of credit unions and co-operative banks is collocating member deposits to allocate them as loans, so that capital could circulate among members. Market share of credit unions in Estonia is marginal at the moment (ca. 0.2 % of overall banking market).
Andro Roos, John Õun
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The aim of credit unions and co-operative banks is collocating member deposits to allocate them as loans, so that capital could circulate among members. Market share of credit unions in Estonia is marginal at the moment (ca. 0.2 % of overall banking market).
Andro Roos, John Õun
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Credit Unions and Demutualisation
Managerial Finance, 2005This paper reviews experience with credit union demutualisation to date in the light of increasing discussion about whether demutualisation is a likely (or inevitable) future stage in the evolutionary process. It is argued that the credit union industry faces an inherent demutualisation bias which emerges as the sector develops maturity.
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2016
Over 20 years since its beginnings in 1995, the movement of Lithuanian credit unions has grown into a large network of financial co-operatives. At the beginning of 2015, the Lithuanian credit unions had more than 149,800 members and accounted for a 2.5 % market share of the retail banking market.
Jurgita Liutvinskiene +1 more
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Over 20 years since its beginnings in 1995, the movement of Lithuanian credit unions has grown into a large network of financial co-operatives. At the beginning of 2015, the Lithuanian credit unions had more than 149,800 members and accounted for a 2.5 % market share of the retail banking market.
Jurgita Liutvinskiene +1 more
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Journal AWWA, 1966
This article discusses the benefits of employee credit unions, including: stabilizing the lives of the employees; attracting a higher level of skilled employee; and, offering lower interest rates to its members. A comprehensive description of a credit union is provided, along with the history of the development of credit unions.
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This article discusses the benefits of employee credit unions, including: stabilizing the lives of the employees; attracting a higher level of skilled employee; and, offering lower interest rates to its members. A comprehensive description of a credit union is provided, along with the history of the development of credit unions.
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CREDIT UNIONS: An Economic Theory of a Credit Union
The Journal of Finance, 1981DONALD J. SMITH +2 more
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