Conexus Credit Union

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Conexus Credit Union

Type	Credit Union
Industry	Financial services
Headquarters	Regina, Saskatchewan , Canada
Key people	Eric Dillon, Executive Officer [1]
Total assets	$7.39 billion in total funds managed CAD (2016)[2]
Number of employees	900 [3]
Website	www.conexus.ca

Conexus Credit Union is Saskatchewan's largest and Canada's sixth largest credit union. Conexus has $5.79 billion in consolidated assets, more than 120,000 members, and 41 branches across the province.^[4] More than 900 employees and sales professionals are located throughout the province.^[5]

History[]

In 1937, Tom Molloy, a reporter turned labour leader organized and created the Regina Co-operative Savings and Credit Union, which later came to be named The Sherwood Credit Union.^[6] Sherwood Credit Union (who later became Conexus Credit Union) in 1976 implemented the first automated teller machine in Canada at its two branches in Regina. The project was developed for Sherwood Credit Union by the IT staff of CIS (Co-operative Insurance Services - later CGI) under contract to Saskatchewan Cooperative Credit Services (later Saskcentral). This venture involved cooperation from IBM Canada.

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External links[]

• Conexus Credit Union website

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