ATLANTA — Shared branching continues its march across the globe as CO-OP Shared Branching has added international passports and Canadian drivers licenses as permitted forms of identification for shared branch transactions.
"Credit union members are much more diverse today than when our policies were first established," says Carroll Beach, president/COO of CO-OP Shared Branching. "Of the more than 3,300 branches available to participants, 120 are foreign."
Shared Branching continues to expand on the international front. In late 2007,
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