NEW YORK - (08/03/04) -- Municipal CU, one of the largestcredit unions in the nation's financial headquarters, said it hasjoined the credit union-owned CO-OP Network. The $1.1 billioncredit union has signed a member-shareholder deal with the CO-OPwhich requires it to brand its own 90 ATMs with the CO-OP logo andadd them to the network. The deal comes two months after the CO-OPsigned the New York CU League to add its CU24 (New York) network tothe system. The CO-OP provides access to more than 19,000 ATMsnationwide for members at 1,725 credit unions.
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