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directly to credit unions improving the fi- be optimistic about at the start of 2021 and
nancial futures of their members during an know that is due in large part to the work
uncertain time. What kept credit unions already put in by the teams at CUSG to
open—remotely—and competitive was make sure credit unions have exactly what
their commitment to service combined with they need to serve their members and
an accelerated digital transformation. communities.
Additionally, new partnerships with Trac-
Fone, Carvana and IdentityIQ; investments Many thanks,
in companies like CalcXML and WHITE64;
the acquisition of the Canada-based CU
Training (rebranded as The Learning Cen-
ter); and effective investment and cost-con-
trol decisions all led to a successful year
financially. Pete P. Dzuris
Chairman of the Board, CU Solutions Group
Moving forward, we know that CUSG and
the credit union industry still have lessons
to learn in the emerging post-COVID world.
The future for credit unions lies in person-
alized and secure digital banking experi-
ences that will match the in-person service
members already love. We have much to
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