The roughly 60,000-member, $1 billion Eli Lilly Federal Credit Union in Indianapolis has repurchaseda card portfolio that it had originally sold in 2002.
“We sold it at the time because we didn't believe we had theexpertise we needed for card issuing,” explained Rich Jones, seniorvice president with the credit union.
“But in the year's since we decided we wanted to buy it back andoffer the member service we believe our brand needs to have,” Jonessaid Wednesday.
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