The Fort Worth, Texas-based EECU said it surpassed the $1billion mark in loans at the end of 2012.
|“This milestone represents our commitment to developing thefinancial solutions that North Texans are looking for,” said LonnieNicholson, president/CEO of EECU. “We're committed to the success of our members and to thegrowth of the communities we serve, and $1 billion in loans is areflection of that mission.”
|The $1.4 billion EECU said it is one of North Texas' largestlocally owned financial institutions, receiving and processingloan applications through 13 branch locations, online channelsand indirect lenders such as auto dealerships.
|Founded 1934, EECU serves more than 167,000 members.
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