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Credit union in Manitoba, Canada

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Assiniboine Credit Union
Company typeCredit union
IndustryFinancial services
Founded1943
Headquarters,
Canada
Number of locations
18
Area served
Winnipeg andnorthern Manitoba, Canada
Key people
  • Kevin Sitka (president &CEO)[1]
  • Crystal Laborero (chair)[1]
RevenueIncrease C$189.8 million (2022)[2]
Increase C$38.5 million (2022)[2]
Total assetsIncrease C$6.10 billion (2022)[2]
Members140,000 (2022)[3]
Number of employees
500 (2018)[4]
DivisionsOutlook Financial
Websiteacu.caEdit this at Wikidata

Assiniboine Credit Union (ACU) is acredit union based inWinnipeg,Manitoba.

ACU was formed in 1943 by 15 employees of theWinnipeg Electric Company who got together to form the credit union.[5][6] They named the new credit union after the street their company headquarters was on—Assiniboine Avenue.[6]

ACU now has 18 branches in Winnipeg andnorthern Manitoba.[7] ACU merged with Astra and Vantis credit unions in 2007.[8]

Branches

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As of 2024[update], Assiniboine Credit Union has 17 branches: 16 inWinnipeg and one innorthern ManitobaThompson.[9]

As of 2020[update], ACU has twocommunity economic development branches - in theWest Broadway andNorth End neighborhoods of Winnipeg.[1]: 26  These branches are deliberately placed inlow-income areas in order to provide financial services to those ignored by the large commercial banks.[10]

The North End location was opened in 2012, on McGregor Street at College Avenue.Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall toured the facility during her visit to Winnipeg to learn more about Manitoba Credit Unions.[11]

History

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In 1943, under the backdrop ofWorld War II and its impact on the world's economies, Ed McCaffrey and 8 co-workers from theWinnipeg Electric Company formed Assiniboine Credit Union, naming it after the street its headquarters was on—Assiniboine Avenue.[5][6] Many Manitobans at the time were subjected to highinterest rates charged bymoney lenders. McCaffrey and his colleagues thereby established ACU as an openbondcredit union that welcomed everyone in the community to join.[5]

In 2020, Assiniboine Credit Union received itsB Corporation certification, after received an assessment score of 166.4, the highest in Canada and 6th highest in the world among over 3,500 certified B Corps.[1]: 5 

Mergers

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Mergers have been a large part of the history and success of credit unions over the years. ACU's history of mergers began in 1948, when Winnipeg Postal District Employees and Federal Employees of Manitoba merged with Keystone Credit Union, which ultimately merged with Assiniboine Credit Union in 1979.

On 24 June 2021, Assiniboine Credit Union signed a formal agreement tomerge withEntegra Credit Union, followed by a public announcement 5 days later.[12][13][14] Formally taking effect on 1 January 2022, the new entity will retain the Assiniboine Credit Union name; likewise, the current President and CEO of ACU, Kevin Sitka, will head the new credit union, while the CEO of Entegra, Brent Turman, will become Chief Operations and Strategic Initiatives Officer.[13]

DateCredit union mergerLater merger
1938The Pool Credit Union Society Ltd.Hy-Line 2001
1938St. Alphonsus Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 1982
1939Burns Employees Credit UnionAssiniboine 1998
1943Assiniboine Credit Union Society Ltd.
1943La Caisse Populaire de St-NorbertHy-Line 1989
1944Airline Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 1983
1946Winnipeg Postal District Employees Credit Union Society Ltd.Keystone 1948
1947Federal Employees of Manitoba Credit Union Society Ltd.Keystone 1948
1947Keystone Credit UnionAssiniboine 1979
1948Manitoba Power Commission (MPC) Credit Union Society Ltd.
1948*Winnipeg Postal District Employees and Federal Employees of Manitobamerge with Keystone
1949Aircrafters Credit Union Society Ltd.Airline 1981
1949Buffalo Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 2008
1949Decibel Credit Union Society Ltd.Hy-Line 2002
1951Fort Rouge Railway Employees Credit Union Society Ltd.Hy-Line 1989
1951Public Press Employees Credit Union Society Ltd.Astra 1991
1952Ogilvie's Employees Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 1982
1957Manitoba Sugar Employees Credit Union Society Ltd.Hy-Line 1989
1958Astra Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 2007
1960A.F & D.C. Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 1978
1962Continental Can Employees Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 1982
1962Hy-Line Credit Union Society Ltd.Vantis 2002
1962*MPC Credit Union merges with Hy-Line Credit Union
1964Hansa Credit Union Society Ltd.Assiniboine 1991
1964St. James Community Credit Union Society Ltd.Astra 1969
1966Pinawa Credit Union Credit Union Society Ltd.Keystone 1975
1969*St. James Community merges with Astra
1975*Pinawa merges with Keystone
1978*A.F. & D.C. merge with Assiniboine
1979*Keystone merges with Assiniboine
1980The Professional Financial Savings Credit Union Ltd.Assiniboine 1988
1981*Aircrafters merges with Airline
1982*St. Alphonsus, Continental Can and Ogilvie merges with Assiniboine
1983*Airline merges with Assiniboine
1988*Professional Financial Savings merges with Assiniboine
1989*Fort Rouge Railway, Manitoba Sugar and La Caisse populaire de St-Norbert merge with Hy-Line
1991*Hansa merges with Assiniboine
1991Public Press merges with Astra
1998*Burns merges with Assiniboine
2001*The Pool merges with Hy-Line
2002*Hy-Line and Decibel merge to create Vantis Credit Union
2007*Vantis and Astra merge with Assiniboine
2008*Buffalo merges with Assiniboine
Note: an asterisk following the date indicates mergers

Dates of subsequent mergers and merge partners are in brackets.

Source: Credit Union Central of Manitoba, August 2013

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcdACU 2020 annual report
  2. ^abc"Consolidated Financial Statements - December 31, 2022"(PDF).Assiniboine Credit Union. 1 March 2023. Retrieved29 August 2023.
  3. ^"ACU Membership".Assiniboine Credit Union. Retrieved29 August 2023.
  4. ^"Assiniboine Credit Union 2018 Annual Report".Assiniboine Credit Union. Retrieved5 April 2019.
  5. ^abcACU."ACU - Our Roots".www.acu.ca. Retrieved28 May 2021.
  6. ^abc"Assiniboine Credit Union: Canada". Global Alliance - For Banking on Values. Retrieved10 October 2014.
  7. ^"Locations and Hours of Service". Assiniboine Credit Union. Retrieved28 July 2016.
  8. ^Manitoba credit unions vote to merge. The Canadian Press. 29 September 2006.
  9. ^ACU."About ACU". Assiniboine Credit Union. Retrieved24 April 2024.
  10. ^"Assiniboine Credit Union to open branch in North End: Institutions had abandoned area".Winnipeg Free Press. 20 October 2011. Retrieved10 September 2020.
  11. ^"Royal visit 2014: How Camilla found her niche".CBC Manitoba. 21 May 2014. Retrieved10 September 2020.
  12. ^"Assiniboine Credit Union and Entegra Credit Union propose merger".Assiniboine Credit Union.Archived from the original on 29 June 2021. Retrieved3 July 2021.
  13. ^ab"An important message for all members: we're getting stronger by coming together".Assiniboine Credit Union.Archived from the original on 9 July 2021. Retrieved3 July 2021.
  14. ^"Assiniboine, Entegra credit union boards agree to merge".Winnipeg Free Press. 30 June 2021. Retrieved3 July 2021.

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