CUs That Have Gone Public

October 27, 2003, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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There have been 27 credit unions converting to mutual savings banks. Seven of them have gone public in initial public offerings, with one of them, IGA FSB, having been acquired in a corporate takeover. Those that have gone public include:

Affiliated Federal Bank (FCU) Bedford, Texas

Allied Bank (formerly Allied Pilots FCU) Naperville, Ill

BUCS FSB (FCU) Owings Mills, Md.

IGA FSB (FCU) Feasterville, Pa.

Pacific Trust FB (FCU) Chula Vista, Calif.

Rainier Pacific FSB (CU) Fife, Wash.

Synergy FSB (FCU) Cranford, N.J.

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