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ANNUAL
REPORT OF SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE
DECEMBER
31, 2006
The
Supervisory Committee continued its practice of weekly meetings throughout
the past calendar year in order to perform oversight responsibilities
of Credit Union operations as well as to organize and run GCU's first contested election.
The
Committee again decided to retain Root & Associates, CPAs, to perform the annual audit of the Credit Union for the calendar year ending December 31, 2006. The financial information included in this brochure is based on their 2006 Annual Audit. The RI DBR and NCUA in their 2006 audits found GCU in excellent financial condition. Net income was a healthy $1.5 million. For our Share & Deposit accounts, we continued to pay higher interest to our members than other credit unions or banks in R.I. Our capital to asset ratio increased to over 9.1% and $22.2 million. This is well in excess of the 7% which is necessary to be deemed "well capitalized" under NCUA rules and regulations. Our loan portfolio continues to increase. GCU had another outstanding year due to the excellent management and employees at GCU. Management continues to diversify the loan and investment portfolios in an effort to reduce any concentration risk and they are implementing new products and services that will benefit our members and further strengthen the credit union.
The
Committee also supported the annual on-site visits of the National
Credit Union Administration (NCUA), our insurer, and the Rhode Island
State Banking Examiners.
The
Internal Audit functions were performed in accordance with a formalized
Annual Plan. The Committee along with the External Auditors executed the Annual Audit Plan.
The
Committee has kept the Board of Directors and Credit Union Management
apprised of all the ongoing examinations and any
related recommendations that we may have.
New
loans were continuously reviewed, through a random sampling basis to assure
that only valid loans are recorded in the Credit Union records and
that they were documented in accordance with Credit Union policy.
Periodic reviews, through a random sampling of the open accounts and the accounts that have been closed, were made to insure that GCU database for those accounts was accurate.
The
cooperation of the Credit Union's members, directors, officers and
employees is appreciated. Your Supervisory Committee shall continue
to perform its oversight responsibilities in the best interest of
the Credit Union members.
Respectfully Submitted,
Arnold "Nick" Butziger
Chairperson
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Board
of Directors
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| Peter E. D'Orsi, Jr - |
Chairman |
| The Honorable William A. Walaska. - |
Vice
Chairman |
| James M. Irving |
President |
| Thomas F. Ahern - |
Secretary |
| Ernest G. Pullano - |
Treasurer |
| John D. Bamford |
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| Marianne Barao |
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| Karen S. D. Grande |
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| Kathleen C. Hittner |
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Supervisory
Committee
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|
Chairman
-
|
Arnold
E. Bulziger |
| |
Robert
D Bancroft |
| |
Robert E. Malo |
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Credit
Committee
|
|
Chairman
- Raymond
G. Leveille, Jr. |
Albert V. Ferri II |
| Marianne Barao |
Dawn M. Leduc |
| Robert W. Claeson |
Frances T. Moore |
Executive Officers |
James M. Irving |
Chief Executive Officer |
Barbara Iarossi |
Chief Financial Officer |
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Greenwood
Credit Union
Comparative Statement of
Financial Condition
December 31, 2006
| Assets |
12/31/06
|
12/31/05
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| Cash & Cash
Equivalents |
$5,322,627
|
$5,322,627
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| Investments: |
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| Interest
Bearing Deposits |
1,710,000
|
21,467,224
|
| Investments
Available for Sale at fair market value |
0
|
0
|
| Accrued
Interest Receivable |
905,760
|
728,628
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| Loans
to Members: |
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| First
Mortgages |
12,819,783
|
12,762,298 |
| Equity
Mortgages |
43,325,577
|
32,665,132 |
| Auto
Loans |
167,285,162
|
159,769,577 |
| Other
Installment Loans |
1,723,698
|
1,595,527 |
| VISA
Loans |
2,091,053
|
2,119,658 |
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| Total
Loans to Members |
227,245,273
|
208,912,192 |
| Less
Allowance for Loan Losses |
3,158,507
|
3,382,963 |
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| Net
Loans to Members |
224,086,766
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205,529,229 |
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Property
and Equipment (net)
|
1,563,838
|
1,433,027 |
| Interest-only
strips on indirect automobile loans participated to third parties,
at fair market value |
2,452,394
|
2,876,619 |
| Other
Assets |
2,457,977
|
2,577,580 |
|
|
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| TOTAL
ASSETS |
$242,557,463
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$239,934,934 |
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| LIABILITIES & RESERVES |
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| Member
Savings: |
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| Shares |
$62,838,805
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$76,758,758 |
| Deposits |
1,447,132
|
1,595,928 |
| Clubs |
97,202
|
108,121 |
| Demand
Deposits |
23,059,271
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23,740,741 |
| IRAs |
19,924,600
|
16,751,876 |
| Certificates
of Deposit |
110,887,317
|
97,265,361 |
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| Total
Member Savings |
218,254,327
|
216,220,785 |
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| Recource
liability on indirect loans participated |
$571,103
|
$1,043,855 |
| Other
Liabilities |
1,477,320
|
1,916,195 |
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| Undivided
Earnings & Reserves |
22,254,713
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20,754,099 |
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| TOTAL
ASSETS |
$242,557,463
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$239,934,934 |
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| LIABILITIES & RESERVES |
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COMPARATIVE
INCOME STATEMENT
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| INCOME |
12/31/06
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12/31/05
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| Interest
on Loans & Mortgages |
$14,545,374
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$12,805,381
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| Investment
Income |
480,790
|
811,172
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| Interest
on interest-only strips, net of amortization |
1,338,302
|
1,001,717
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| Service
Income |
1,330,367
|
1,878,544
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| Gain
on sale of indirect automobile loans to third parties |
86,140
|
316,007
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| Gain on sale of indirect automobile loans to third parties |
326,253 |
92,963 |
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| TOTAL
INCOME |
$18,107,226
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$16,905,784
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| EXPENSES |
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| Interest & Dividends |
$6,828,295
|
$4,498,916
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| Operating
Expenses |
7,004,149
|
6,530,203
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| Subtotal |
$13,832,444
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$11,029,119
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| Income
before Provisions For Loan Losses |
$4,274,782
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$5,969,825
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| Provision
for Loan Losses |
3,246,920
|
2,784,509
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| Provision
for Recourse Liability on indirect automobile loans participated
to third parties |
(472,752)
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(93,231)
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| NET
INCOME (LOSS) |
$1,500,614
|
$1,699,999
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