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Board of Directors <strong>Report</strong> (Continued)<br />

aggressive in their offerring of unsecured<br />

lending, more intense rivalry in the lending<br />

market and the offerring of same day loans<br />

from the alternate investment schemes<br />

which have grown exponentially.<br />

In <strong>2017</strong> our membership grew by 3% with 400 new<br />

members joining the <strong>JPS</strong> & <strong>Partners</strong> family. The target<br />

set was 4%. We achieve this growth through location<br />

visits, brand representation in our partner companies to<br />

keep <strong>JPS</strong> & <strong>Partners</strong> top of mind, youth members<br />

transistioning to adult membership and members<br />

bringing their eligible family members to join. We<br />

continue to applaud the efforts of location<br />

representatives and members and other volunteers who<br />

continue to recommend new members to be a part of<br />

the benefits of the Credit Union.<br />

Five Year Financial Performance<br />

2013-<strong>2017</strong><br />

DELINQUENCY MANAGEMENT<br />

Our delinquency management initiatives<br />

were a mix of successes and challenges.<br />

We achieved a delinquency ratio of 2.29%, well within<br />

the industry standards of 5%. Our budgeted ratio<br />

was 3.5%.<br />

The employment of a number of strategies throughout<br />

the year ensured that we ended the year with a very low<br />

ratio. Our successes came through the use of social<br />

media to contact our members, some who having<br />

acknowledged their debt obligations made arrangements<br />

for payment, financial counseling as an integral part of<br />

the loan assessment process, debt consolidation which<br />

gave the members the relief that results from lower<br />

monthly repayments and the repossession and sale of<br />

some assets used as collateral for loans. In <strong>2017</strong> the<br />

Credit Union having signed with several credit bureaus<br />

began releasing credit information for third party credit<br />

<strong>2017</strong> 2016 2015 2014 2013<br />

($M) ($M) ($M) ($M) ($M)<br />

Shares 1,247.13 1,205.92* 947.58 893.72 831.11<br />

Deposits 1,964.16 1,918.02* 1,858.46 1,901.54 2,005.03<br />

Loans 2,665.58 2,445.36 2,071.42 1,957.32 1,905.40<br />

Total Assets 4,223.63 4,110.37 3,700.35 3,675.20 3,703.52<br />

Surplus 41.96 30.61 41.36 41.82 30.47<br />

Institutional Capital 681.05 672.77 600.29 592.01 578.65<br />

Members 14,196 13,796 11,840 10,249 9,851<br />

*Reclassified<br />

Pushing you Beyond All Limits!<br />

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<strong>JPS</strong> & <strong>Partners</strong> Co-operative Credit Union

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