2015 Annual Report - Cabrillo Credit Union
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2015 Annual Report - Cabrillo Credit Union
2015 Annual Report President/Chairman Report Cabrillo Credit Union had another great year. We ended 2015 with a 10.63% Net Worth ratio, exceeding our goals, even in this low-rate environment. Although delinquencies and charge-offs are on the rise nationwide, we came in below projections at .21% and .40% respectively. Deposits increased 14.24% in 2015 and our membership grew from 25,502 to 26,352. Our strong relationships with the U.S. Border Patrol and other Federal Agencies, Sharp HealthCare and the City of Carlsbad, all continue to contribute to our growth in San Diego. Our partnership with the Fraternal Order of Retired Border Patrol Officers (FORBPO) continues to help us expand our membership to agents outside California. Cabrillo Credit Union received favorable reports from Richards & Associates. We completed a number of major projects in 2015, including the rollout of our new, chip-enabled credit and debit cards, the launch of our new eBranch (online and mobile banking platform), the implementation of a new, state-of-the-art phone system and much more. We converted to an afterhours / overflow call center, to provide exceptional member support for card related issues, in the evenings and on weekends. Cabrillo remains a stable and growing financial institution that continues to evolve and meet the changing needs of our members. We continue to remain strong and vibrant. As we enter 2016, Cabrillo Credit Union is celebrating our 60 year Anniversary, with events and activities commemorat-ing this huge milestone. From its humble beginnings at the Chula Vista Border Patrol Station, to a $242 million dollar, member-run institution, you can be proud to be part of Cabrillo Credit Union. Robin Lentz President/CEO Bruce May Chairman, Board of Directors Supervisory Committee Report The Supervisory Committee is comprised of volunteer members appointed by the Board of Directors. The Supervisory Committee’s role is to ensure that fiscal operations and internal controls follow regulations that govern credit unions. The Committee coordinates an annual independent audit with an external certified public accounting firm in order to fulfill its role. The Supervisory Committee is proud to report that Cabrillo Credit Union recently received a favorable opinion audit from the firm, Richards & Associates, Certified Public Accountants. Richards & Associates is a well-qualified auditing firm that follows the generally accepted auditing standards in the United States of America and in their examination of Cabrillo’s financial statements and internal controls. After conducting a thorough evaluation, Richards & Associates opined that Cabrillo Credit Union is a safe and well-managed financial institution. It is also worth noting that in 2015, for the third year in a row, independent rating service providers Bauer Financial® and Weiss Ratings awarded Cabrillo their highest rating for its financial soundness. Thank you for your continued membership with Cabrillo Credit Union. The Supervisory Committee would also like to thank Cabrillo’s management and staff in their accomplishments in strengthening our financial position. Richard Amezcua Chairman, Supervisory Committee Financials Income & Expenses Interest on Loans Investment Income Other Operating Income Gross Income Compensation/Benefits Training and Conference Office Operations/Occupancy Marketing Loan Servicing Professional Services Provision for Loan Losses Other Operating Expenses Total Expenses Income from Operations Non-Operating Gain/Loss Income before Dividends Dividends Net Income 2014 2015 $7,091,002 $602,947 $4,321,072 $12,015,020 $4,531,009 $239,708 $1,520,162 $343,684 $1,439,722 $296,280 $578,126 $1,354,884 $10,347,682 $1,667,338 ($32,261) $1,603,335 $340,850 $1,262,485 $7,215,411 $789,540 $4,205,274 $12,210,225 $4,838,556 $249,003 $1,449,282 $307,161 $1,530,558 $369,858 $775,000 $1,582,719 $11,102,136 $1,108,089 ($59,652) $1,048,437 $267,587 $780,850 Financials Assets Loans to Members Allowance for Loan Loss Net Loans Cash Investments Other Assets Total Assets Liabilities & Equity 2014 2015 $126,319,350 ($1,028,947) $125,363,741 $10,127,006 $71,044,120 $2,944,029 $213,309,629 $130,101,372 $(1,296,458) $128,804,914 $11,237,941 $79,911,912 $21,612,417 $241,567,184 2014 Accounts Payable Accrued Expenses Total Liabilities Savings Checking Money Market IRA Share Certificates Reserves Total Equity Total Liabilities & Equity Cabrillo Credit Union is federally insured by NCUA $1,580,368 $635,071 $2,215,439 $83,856,527 $38,566,300 $37,080,626 $6,961,246 $19,727,403 $24,902,087 $211,094,190 $213,309,629 2015 $2,517,162 $662,790 $3,179,952 $92,535,388 $56,989,818 $37,019,949 $7,137,586 $19,021,555 $25,682,937 $238,387,233 $241,567,184