Chartway FCU, which is based in Virginia Beach, Va., said it is doubling the number of branches it has in this Texas market. The credit opened four new branches in the city's Southwest Central Business District on one day last week. Chartway said it is already the largest credit union in the Houston metropolitan market with more than 150,000 members in the area. Chartway entered Houston in 1983 when it absorbed InterContinental FCU, which served employees of of Continental Airlines through a merger. It also has 126 SEGs in the area.
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