Title: Number of Corporate Credit Unions
1Number of Corporate Credit Unions
14
16
15
14
17
15
15
14
2Corporate Fields ofMembership by Charter Type
- State Charters 14 National
- Federal Charters 12 National
- Kentucky 1 Regional
- LICU 1 IBM credit unions
3Number of Corporates By Expanded Authorities
- Base 12 (excludes CCUF)
- Base-Plus 10 (excludes Northwest)
- Part I 2 (Constitution Corp One)
- Part II 4 (U.S. Central, WesCorp, Southwest
Members - United)
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--- - Part III 3 (U.S. Central, WesCorp Members
United) - Part IV 4 (U.S. Central, WesCorp, Southwest
Members United) - Part V 4 (Members United, Southwest, EasCorp
Corporate America)
4Retail Corporate Asset Stratification
- Assets Number
- lt 250 M 5
- 250 M lt 500 M 2 (5 percent of
assets) - 500 M lt 1B 4
- 1 B lt 2 B 7
- 2 B lt 5 B 6
- gt5 B 3 (63 percent of assets)
5Wholesale/Retail Corporate Assets
6System Assets Compared to Moving DANA
7SYSTEM MARKETABLE SECURITIESJune 2007
- 84.6 Billion
- USC WesCorp 65.4 billion 78.4
- 4,264 CUSIPS
- 373 Individual counterparties and trusts
(aggregate issuer exposure) - 13 Aggregate individual issuer exposures gt 2.5
- Countrywide 301 issues 6.23
- J P Morgan 126 issues 4.84
- GMAC 195 issues 4.58
8SYSTEM MARKETABLE SECURITIES
- CREDIT QUALITY
- Rated Securities
- 3,231 CUSIPS 80 billion 94
- Unrated Securities
- 1,033 CUSIPS 5 billion 6 (FNMA 57 and
- Freddie Mac 34)
- NRSRO RATINGS/EQUIVALENT
- AAA AA A BBB
- 89 8 1 0
9RETAIL vs. WHOLESALE CORPORATE CAPITAL
5.8
2.4
10RETAIL vs. WHOLESALE CORPORATE CAPITAL
11RETAIL CORPORATE CAPITALRATIOS
12SYSTEM NET ECONOMIC VALUE RATIOS
13SYSTEM NEV VOLATILITY 300 bp
14SYSTEM EARNINGSYEAR-TO-DATE
15RETAIL CORPORATE EARNINGSYEAR-TO-DATE
16RETAIL CORPORATE EARNINGSYEAR-TO-DATE
17U.S. CENTRAL EARNINGSYEAR-TO-DATE
18REPORTED ACCUMULATED UNREALIZED G/L ON AFS
SECURITIES
19SYSTEM ISSUES/CHALLENGES
- Financial Issues (e.g., Thin Operating Margins
and Declining Capital Ratios) - Compliance/Infrastructure Costs
- System Direction/System Inefficiencies
- Limited Management Depth (Key Person Risk)
- Strategic Positioning - Increasing Competition
From Both Within Corporate System and External
Sources - Operational Risks