Download the 2005 Ukrainian Credit Unions Report There were 12 Ukrainian Credit Unions in Canada located in five provinces, including Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. This number reduced by one from 2004 due to a merger of two caisses populaires in Montreal. Their total assets were $1.2 billion and represent an increase of 5.5% Read more about 2005 Ukrainian Canadian Credit Unions[…]
Download the 2004 Ukrainian Credit Unions Report There were 13 Ukrainian Credit Unions in Canada located in five provinces, including Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. This number remained unchanged from 2003. Their total assets were $1.1 billion and represent an increase of 7.5% from the previous year. Total membership increased by 3.1% to 71,392 Read more about 2004 Ukrainian Canadian Credit Unions[…]
Download the 2003 Ukrainian Credit Unions Report There were 13 Ukrainian Credit Unions in Canada located in five provinces, including Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. This number remained unchanged from 2002. Their total assets were $1.0 billion and represent an increase of 7.5% from the previous year. Total membership increased by 2.5% to 69,264 Read more about 2003 Ukrainian Canadian Credit Unions[…]
Download the 2002 Ukrainian Credit Unions Report There were 13 Ukrainian Credit Unions in Canada located in five provinces, including Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. This number remained unchanged from 2001. Their total assets were $965 million and represent an increase of 4.0% from the previous year. Total membership increased marginally by 0.5% to Read more about 2002 Ukrainian Canadian Credit Unions[…]
Download 2014 Final Credit Union Report The Twelfth Annual Analysis of Canada’s Largest Credit Unions based on 2014 Audited Financial Statements provides extensive financial comparisons between credit unions, chartered banks and financial institutions includes asset growth and profitability, deposit and loan portfolio, operating results, capital ratios. The Analysis provides an overview of the Credit Unions’ Read more about 2014 Canadian Credit Union Report[…]
Download 2013 Final Credit Union Report The Eleventh Annual Analysis of Canada’s Largest Credit Unions based on 2013 Audited Financial Statements provides extensive financial comparisons between credit unions, chartered banks and financial institutions includes asset growth and profitability, deposit and loan portfolio, operating results, capital ratios. The Analysis provides an overview of the Credit Unions’ Read more about 2013 Canadian Credit Union Report[…]
The tenth annual Analysis of Canada’s Largest Credit Unions based on 2012 Audited Financial Statements provides extensive financial comparisons of credit unions by province including asset growth and profitability, deposit and loan portfolio, operating results, capital ratios. The Analysis provides an overview of the Credit Unions’ participation in the mutual fund and on-line brokerage industries. Read more about 2012 Canadian Credit Union Report[…]
The ninth annual Analysis of Canada’s Largest Credit Unions based on 2011 Audited Financial Statements provides extensive financial comparisons of credit unions by province including asset growth and profitability, deposit and loan portfolio, operating results, capital ratios. The Analysis provides an overview of the Credit Unions’ participation in the mutual fund and on-line brokerage industries. Read more about 2011 Canadian Credit Union Report[…]
The eight annual Analysis of Canada’s Largest Credit Unions based on 2010 Audited Financial Statements provides extensive financial comparisons between credit unions and chartered banks including asset growth and profitability, deposit and loan portfolio, operating results, capital ratios. The Analysis provides an overview of the Credit Unions’ participation in the mutual fund and on-line brokerage Read more about 2010 Canadian Credit Union Report[…]
The seventh annual Analysis of Canada’s Largest Credit Unions based on 2009 Audited Financial Statements provides extensive financial comparisons between credit unions, chartered banks and financial institutions includes asset growth and profitability, deposit and loan portfolio, operating results, capital ratios. The Analysis provides an overview of the Credit Unions’ participation in the mutual fund and Read more about 2009 Canadian Credit Union Report[…]