Performance reports

HOUSTON– Cardtronics, the world’s largest ATM deployer and a key credit union partner, reported net income this morning of $2.5 million for its second quarter, compared to a second quarter loss of $3.6 million last year.

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. – PHH Corp., which operates the largest mortgage bank for credit unions, reported a surge in second quarter earnings yesterday to $111 million, as its mortgage production soared.

NORTH CANTON, Ohio – ATM maker Diebold Inc. said yesterday that net income for its second quarter rose 11% to $31.7 million, even as revenues were declining by 9%.

WASHINGTON – The FDIC on Friday took over four more bank failures, making a total of 69 through the end of July.

WASHINGTON — While the stock market continues to rise, the credit union industry's leading economists downwardly revised their forecast for the second quarter, saying that their assessment at the end of the first quarter was too optimistic.

BARCELONA, Spain — If credit unions wanted to know how they contribute to the greater good, they needed listen only to Vincente Fox, the former president of Mexico.

BARCELONA, Spain — The economic crisis in the U.S. is hitting CU balance sheets around the world in different ways, with countries that thought they would escape its effects saying they have also recently begun feeling some pain.

BALTIMORE, Md. — Like other federally insured CUs, MECU here posted a loss as a result of the corporate stabilization charges. But unlike some others, it still plans to pay its members bonus dividend.

SALT LAKE CITY — For many credit unions a position in the Top 5 of Callahan's rankings is a mixture of hard work and happenstance, but for Deseret First CU, it's all part of the plan.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Loan Processing Services, spun off last year from Fidelity National Information Services, reported a 22% rise in net income for its second quarter, to $75.7 million, amid a surge in mortgage processing and servicing revenue.

DAYTON, Ohio –NCR Corp., the biggest maker of ATMs and self-service financial machines, said it will shrink its workforce here to 100 by late 2011 as it moves its headquarters to the Atlanta suburb of Duluth, Ga.

PURCHASE, N.Y. – MasterCard reported a 26% rise in second-quarter profits yesterday, boosted by an increase in pricing and number of transactions, and a decrease in incentives and rebates.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Fidelity National Information Services, the former conglomerate since unwound, plans to raise as much as $320 million for its pending acquisition of Metavante Technologies from two old partners Thomas H. Lee and Fidelity National Financial (Title), its one-time affiliate.

BROOKFIELD, Wis. – Fiserv yesterday reported a 40% surge in second quarter profits, to $140 million, to a $265 million, or 25%, reduction in expenses after the sale of its Fiserv Insurance unit.

SAN FRANCISCO – Boosted by the sale of its share of VisaNet do Brazil, Visa Inc. yesterday reported a 73% surge in third quarter earnings, to $729 million.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Fidelity National Information Services, the provider of back-office services to credit unions and banks, reported an 18% decline in net income for its second quarter, to $59.6 million.

ATLANTA – Credit bureau Equifax reported a 16% drop in second quarter profits, fueled by a 9% decline in revenues.

BROWN DEER, Wis.– Metavante Technologies said net income for its second quarter soared 41% to $1.9 million, as the company prepares to be taken over by Fidelity National Information Services.

SHOREVIEW, Minn. – Deluxe Corp. said Friday profits fell 15% in the second quarter as revenues continued to slide.

WASHINGTON – Regulators seized seven more banks Friday, including six in Georgia owned by the same company, increasing the number of bank failures to 64 in 2009.