Credit Union Data Processing said last week it has signed fivenew core processing clients and that the CUSO's conversion calendaris now full nearly to mid-2015.

The Layton, Utah, company's conversion calendar is now fulluntil nearly the middle of 2015, according to its sales andmarketing director, Craig Peterson.

He said the new signees are the $253 million Denver CommunityCredit Union in Denver, the $274 million Sooper Credit Union inArvada, Colo., the $228 million Red Rocks Credit Union in Highlands Ranch, Colo., the $166million Minnequa Works Credit Union in Pueblo, Colo., and the $66million First General Credit Union in Norton Shores, Mich.

“The opportunity to collaborate with other credit unions in theownership and enhancement of a core system was a key factor in ourdecision,” said Carla Hedrick, CEO of Denver Community CU, whichalso is becoming an owner of the CUSO.

Peterson said 13 credit unions are currently running on the CUProdigy platform.

“Credit unions and CUSOs are all about collaboration,” Petersonsaid.

According to data from Callahan & Associates, DenverCommunity, Sooper and Minnequa Works all currently run on Harland Financial Solutions' UltraData platform, while RedRocks is a Fiserv XP2 user and First General runs on FiservOnCU.

Credit Union Data Processing said last week ithas signed five new core processing clients and that the CUSO'sconversion calendar is now full nearly to mid-2015.

The Layton, Utah, company's conversioncalendar is now full until nearly the middle of 2015, according toits sales and marketing director, Craig Peterson.

He said the new signees are the $253 millionDenver Community Credit Union in Denver, the $274 million SooperCredit Union in Arvada, Colo., the $228 million Red Rocks Credit Union in Highlands Ranch, Colo., the $166million Minnequa Works Credit Union in Pueblo, Colo., and the $66million First General Credit Union in Norton Shores, Mich.

“The opportunity to collaborate with othercredit unions in the ownership and enhancement of a core system wasa key factor in our decision,” said Carla Hedrick, CEO of DenverCommunity CU, which also is becoming an owner of the CUSO.

Peterson said 13 credit unions are currently running on the CUProdigy platform.

“Credit unions and CUSOs are all aboutcollaboration,” Peterson said.

According to data from Callahan &Associates, Denver Community, Sooper and Minnequa Works allcurrently run on Harland Financial Solutions' UltraData platform, while RedRocks is a Fiserv XP2 user and First General runs on FiservOnCU.