PSCU-FS Invests In Recovery CUSO

April 24, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

PSCU Financial Services has entered into a strategic alliance with Ongoing Operations LLC, and made an equity investment of $250,000 in the disaster recovery CUSO. Under the deal, PSCU Financial will market the Maryland-based CUSO's business continuity services to its 500 credit union member/owners and Ongoing Operations will market PSCU Financial's CUAlways 24/7 call center solution as part of the disaster recovery services. In addition, PSCU Financial agreed to invest $250,000 into the CUSO. Ongoing Operations is owned by seven mid-Atlantic state credit unions.

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