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WEB ADDRESS www.pecutx.org MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 2205 Austin, TX 78768-2205 CENTRAL TEXAS PHONE NUMBER 512.474.1955 PECU LOCATIONS Main Office 306 E. 10th St. P.O. Box 2205 Austin, TX 78768-2205 Central Branch 1200 W. 42nd St. Austin, TX Walnut Creek Branch 8013 Centre Park Dr. Austin, TX Oak Hill Branch 5838 Hwy. 290 West Austin, TX Drive Thru Branch Round Rock Branch 15800 RM 620 North Austin, TX Beaumont Branch 4215 Eastex Freeway P.O. Box 7430 Beaumont, TX 77726-7430 Tel: 409.892.3171 PECUTX.ORG INCOME STATEMENT BALANCE SHEET INCOME 2016 Interest on Loans 6,391,567 Income from Investments 1,349,852 Fee and Other Income 1,710,461 Non-Operating Income 601,019 TOTAL INCOME 10,052,900 EXPENSES Employee Compensation and Benefits 3,739,896 Travel and Conference Expense 24,358 Office Occupancy Expense 743,061 Office Operations Expense 1,391,169 Educational and Promotional Expense 276,152 Loan Servicing Expense 299,059 Professional & Outside Services 457,756 Provision for Loan Losses 545,170 Supervision & Examination 30,500 Miscellaneous Expenses 104,576 TOTAL EXPENSE 7,611,697 INCOME BEFORE DIVIDENDS 2,441,202 Dividends & Interest Expense 615,076 NET INCOME $1,826,126 (as of December 31, 2016) ASSETS 2016 Loans Personal Loans 151,026,661 Real Estate Loans 44,334,979 Allowance for Loan Loss (467,278) Net Loans 194,894,362 Cash, on hand 1,031,354 Investments Marketable Securities 95,071,089 Catalyst Corporate Credit Union 23,003,102 Nat’l Credit Union Share Insurance Fund 2,669,405 Other Investments 1,713,429 Total Investments 122,457,025 Other Assets Land and Building 5,769,925 Other Fixed Assets 834,518 Accrued Interest 678,644 Deferred Assets 478,494 Other Assets 584,649 TOTAL ASSETS $326,728,971 LIABILTIES Accrued Interest and Dividends 63,920 Accounts Payable 505,397 Accrued Expenses 280,492 Other Liabilities 57,119 Dormant Accounts 27,108 SHARES AND DEPOSITS 300,080,192 EQUITY Reserves & Undivided Earnings 25,714,743 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY $326,728,971 (as of December 31, 2016) 2016 annual report On the cover L-R: Members Richard Odiboh, Lizet Alaniz, and Jerry Jensen win various prizes during PECU contests. Dale Brandstetter wins an iPad in a Walnut Creek Branch contest.

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  • WEB ADDRESSwww.pecutx.org

    MAILING ADDRESSP.O. Box 2205Austin, TX 78768-2205

    CENTRAL TEXAS PHONE NUMBER512.474.1955

    PECU LOCATIONSMain Office306 E. 10th St.P.O. Box 2205Austin, TX 78768-2205

    Central Branch1200 W. 42nd St.Austin, TX

    Walnut Creek Branch8013 Centre Park Dr.Austin, TX

    Oak Hill Branch5838 Hwy. 290 WestAustin, TXDrive Thru Branch

    Round Rock Branch15800 RM 620 NorthAustin, TX

    Beaumont Branch4215 Eastex FreewayP.O. Box 7430Beaumont, TX77726-7430Tel: 409.892.3171

    PECUTX.ORG

    INCOME STATEMENTBALANCE SHEET

    INCOME 2016Interest on Loans 6,391,567 Income from Investments 1,349,852 Fee and Other Income 1,710,461 Non-Operating Income 601,019 TOTAL INCOME 10,052,900 EXPENSES Employee Compensation and Benefits 3,739,896 Travel and Conference Expense 24,358 Office Occupancy Expense 743,061 Office Operations Expense 1,391,169 Educational and Promotional Expense 276,152 Loan Servicing Expense 299,059 Professional & Outside Services 457,756 Provision for Loan Losses 545,170 Supervision & Examination 30,500 Miscellaneous Expenses 104,576

    TOTAL EXPENSE 7,611,697 INCOME BEFORE DIVIDENDS 2,441,202 Dividends & Interest Expense 615,076 NET INCOME $1,826,126

    (as of December 31, 2016)

    ASSETS 2016Loans

    Personal Loans 151,026,661

    Real Estate Loans 44,334,979

    Allowance for Loan Loss (467,278)

    Net Loans 194,894,362

    Cash, on hand 1,031,354

    Investments

    Marketable Securities 95,071,089

    Catalyst Corporate Credit Union 23,003,102

    Nat’l Credit Union Share Insurance Fund 2,669,405

    Other Investments 1,713,429

    Total Investments 122,457,025

    Other Assets

    Land and Building 5,769,925

    Other Fixed Assets 834,518

    Accrued Interest 678,644

    Deferred Assets 478,494

    Other Assets 584,649

    TOTAL ASSETS $326,728,971

    LIABILTIES

    Accrued Interest and Dividends 63,920

    Accounts Payable 505,397

    Accrued Expenses 280,492

    Other Liabilities 57,119

    Dormant Accounts 27,108

    SHARES AND DEPOSITS 300,080,192

    EQUITY

    Reserves & Undivided Earnings 25,714,743

    TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY $326,728,971

    (as of December 31, 2016)

    2 0 1 6 a n n u a l r e p o r t

    On the cover L-R:Members

    Richard Odiboh,Lizet Alaniz,

    and Jerry Jensen win various prizes

    during PECU contests.

    Dale Brandstetter wins an iPad in a Walnut Creek Branch contest.

  • AT-A-GLANCETOTAL ASSETS

    TOTAL MEMBER DEPOSITS

    TOTAL LOANS

    NET WORTH EQUITY

    2011 268,015 2011 114,1702012 281,151 2012 131,0952013 285,446 2013 134,7842014 295,584 2014 164,0972015 310,089 2015 175,1002016 326,729 2016 195,362

    2011 245,969 2011 20,9772012 258,585 2012 21,4302013 264,560 2013 22,7082014 271,515 2014 23,9362015 285,328 2015 24,9802016 300,080 2016 26,806

    250,000260,000270,000280,000290,000300,000310,000320,000330,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALASSETS

    200,000

    220,000

    240,000

    260,000

    280,000

    300,000

    320,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALMEMBERDEPOSITS

    100,000110,000120,000130,000140,000150,000160,000170,000180,000190,000200,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALLOANS

    19,000

    20,000

    21,000

    22,000

    23,000

    24,000

    25,000

    26,000

    27,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000'S

    NETWORTHEQUITY

    2011 268,015 2011 114,1702012 281,151 2012 131,0952013 285,446 2013 134,7842014 295,584 2014 164,0972015 310,089 2015 175,1002016 326,729 2016 195,362

    2011 245,969 2011 20,9772012 258,585 2012 21,4302013 264,560 2013 22,7082014 271,515 2014 23,9362015 285,328 2015 24,9802016 300,080 2016 26,806

    250,000260,000270,000280,000290,000300,000310,000320,000330,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALASSETS

    200,000

    220,000

    240,000

    260,000

    280,000

    300,000

    320,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALMEMBERDEPOSITS

    100,000110,000120,000130,000140,000150,000160,000170,000180,000190,000200,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALLOANS

    19,000

    20,000

    21,000

    22,000

    23,000

    24,000

    25,000

    26,000

    27,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000'S

    NETWORTHEQUITY

    2011 268,015 2011 114,1702012 281,151 2012 131,0952013 285,446 2013 134,7842014 295,584 2014 164,0972015 310,089 2015 175,1002016 326,729 2016 195,362

    2011 245,969 2011 20,9772012 258,585 2012 21,4302013 264,560 2013 22,7082014 271,515 2014 23,9362015 285,328 2015 24,9802016 300,080 2016 26,806

    250,000260,000270,000280,000290,000300,000310,000320,000330,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALASSETS

    200,000

    220,000

    240,000

    260,000

    280,000

    300,000

    320,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALMEMBERDEPOSITS

    100,000110,000120,000130,000140,000150,000160,000170,000180,000190,000200,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALLOANS

    19,000

    20,000

    21,000

    22,000

    23,000

    24,000

    25,000

    26,000

    27,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000'S

    NETWORTHEQUITY

    2011 268,015 2011 114,1702012 281,151 2012 131,0952013 285,446 2013 134,7842014 295,584 2014 164,0972015 310,089 2015 175,1002016 326,729 2016 195,362

    2011 245,969 2011 20,9772012 258,585 2012 21,4302013 264,560 2013 22,7082014 271,515 2014 23,9362015 285,328 2015 24,9802016 300,080 2016 26,806

    250,000260,000270,000280,000290,000300,000310,000320,000330,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALASSETS

    200,000

    220,000

    240,000

    260,000

    280,000

    300,000

    320,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALMEMBERDEPOSITS

    100,000110,000120,000130,000140,000150,000160,000170,000180,000190,000200,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000's

    TOTALLOANS

    19,000

    20,000

    21,000

    22,000

    23,000

    24,000

    25,000

    26,000

    27,000

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    in$1000'S

    NETWORTHEQUITY

    Eugenia Alba wins an iPad in a PECU contest.

    2017 Annual Meeting Agenda I. Call Meeting to order II. Ascertain that a quorum is present III. Appoint Recording Secretary and establish rules and

    procedures for Meeting IV. Minutes of the 2016 Annual Meeting V. Reports A. Board of Directors — David Burrell B. President — Gary Whitcomb VI. Unfinished Business, if any VII. New Business VIII. Report of Nominating Committee IX. Elections X. Door Prizes XI. Adjourn

    2016 Annual Meeting MinutesThe annual meeting of Public Employees Credit Union (PECU) was held at the Embassy Suites North in Austin, Texas on March 7, 2016 with 110 members present. It was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, David Burrell. Chairman Burrell welcomed all members and guests to the annual meeting and introduced himself as the Board Chair. He confirmed with Merrily Porter, PECU’s General Counsel, that a quorum was present. After ascertaining that a quorum was present, he appointed Merrily Porter as Recording Secretary.

    ReportsChairman Burrell presented the minutes from the 2015 Annual Meeting. Winston Anderson made a motion to dispense with the reading of the 2015 Annual Meeting minutes. Jesus Franco seconded the motion and the motion carried with a voice vote of the membership.

    Chairman Burrell referred to the Board of Directors report as printed in the Annual Report. He commented that 2015 was another good year for PECU, in terms of loans. Member deposits, total assets and outstanding loans all increased from December 31, 2014 to December 31, 2015. The credit union continued to offer new and improved electronic services in the form of PECU e-Services, allowing our members access to free, web-based products that allow a wide variety of functions to be performed remotely. In closing, he congratulated staff for their accomplishments of 2015 and recognized the Board for their efforts in providing for quality financial products and services while also maintaining the financial stability and strength of the credit union. No questions were asked from the floor.

    Gary Whitcomb, PECU President, was unable to attend due to illness. Chairman Burrell presented the President’s Report. He began by welcoming everyone to PECU’s 63rd annual

    meeting and thanking the members for their continued support of their credit union. He then proceeded to introduce the senior management team and thanked staff for working hard to meet the needs of the members and for making 2015 a successful year. Chairman Burrell also noted that long-time member and past board member, Richard Vander Straten recently passed away; that his service was much appreciated and that he will be missed.

    Public Employees Credit Union performed well financially in 2015 and all members, whether they were savers, borrowers, or both, contributed to the growth of the credit union. By being members they make a statement of trust in their credit union. Chairman Burrell discussed the new Round Rock branch, noting the increased convenience and space for our members. The new branch has walk up and drive through ATM’s and offers deposit automation, allowing members to deposit cash or checks at all hours of the day. In closing, on behalf of Mr. Whitcomb, Chairman Burrell thanked the Board for their dedication and talent.

    Marc Broddrick, PECU Chief Financial Officer, gave a brief financial statement review. He began by referencing the 2015 Annual Report. Total assets increased nearly 5% to $310M with strong earnings allowing the credit union to maintain its well-capitalized position. Favorable rates and a strengthening economy were a catalyst for borrowing money and the members responded by borrowing over $80.5M in 2015 allowing PECU’s loan portfolio to top $175M for the year. Low delinquency was an indicator of PECU’s member resolve to stay on top of their obligations to the credit union. In closing, he thanked the Board for their guidance in mapping the direction of the credit union and for their service and commitment to staff and members.

    Unfinished BusinessThere were no items of unfinished business.

    New BusinessThere were no items of new business.

    Report of the Nominating CommitteeChairman Burrell called upon Jennifer Soldano, to give the report of the nominating committee. She reported that there were two vacancies on the Board and that current board members Lanny Wadle and Claire McGuinness were standing for re-election for three year terms. No other nominations were received for a position on the Board of Directors.

    ElectionsChairman Burrell presented the incumbents Wadle and McGuinness for re-election. Member Winston Anderson moved that the nominees be accepted by acclamation.

    Robert Ramirez seconded and the nominees were accepted with a voice vote of the membership.

    Door PrizesTwenty door prizes of $25 each in PECU zipper bags were given to members whose tickets were drawn.

    Meeting AdjournedThe meeting adjourned at 7:37pm.

    Board of Directors ReportWelcome to the Annual Meeting of PECU. We have provided financial services to State of Texas employees and other eligible members since 1952. We are extremely proud to be a part of the communities that we serve. We continue to deliver quality financial service products and strive to provide exceptional member service to our members at all times. Our mission and vision is to be the premier financial institution in the communities that we serve and enable members to reach their financial goals. Public Employees Credit Union exists to serve its members and to help with their financial service needs.

    2016 was another good year for PECU. Interest rates remained low and we continued to provide a variety of loans to our members at record low rates. Total assets on December 31, 2016 totaled $326,728,971, an increase of $16,639,578 since December 31, 2015. Member deposits on December 31, 2016 totaled $300,080,192, an increase of $14,752,618 since December 31, 2015. We loaned over $95.9 million to our members in 2016, enabling total outstanding loans to grow to $195,361,640 on December 31, 2016, an increase of $20,261,224 since December 31, 2015. We are very pleased with the performance and growth of our loan portfolio, and that we could help many of our members with their lending needs.

    The products and services of financial institutions continue to evolve with advances in technology. Members want services to be readily available in the palm of their hand through their mobile phone and easily accessible electronically. Members also want to be able to get exceptional personal service face to face in a branch office through knowledgeable employees. We strive to excel in both electronic services and in person branch services. We continue to invest in technology increasing our product and services offerings, and improving our service levels for our members.

    The use of our e-Services continues to be popular with members as we improve and add functionality to our Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) services. PECU e-Services are a suite of free and easy to use products that allow members to conduct business with PECU electronically. Members use

    remote access e-Services to access their accounts, transfer funds, pay bills, make deposits, make loan payments, apply for quick-decision loans, set up e-Alerts and receive e-Statements. PECU’s e-Services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The use of our secure Apple and Android mobile apps continues to grow and give you immediate access to your PECU accounts and e-Services from your mobile device.

    We continue to make major improvements to our facilities. A new Beaumont branch office was built in 2016 and opened to our membership in January 2017. Improvements to our facilities enhance the service levels at all our branch locations. We are proud of our new Beaumont branch and facility improvements like the new Round Rock branch and our remodeled branch in Walnut Creek, here in Austin. The totally free ATM network and totally free shared branching network continue to grow. Members can perform transactions at over 348 free ATMs and over 5,000 worldwide shared branching offices.

    Your Board of Directors is composed of professionals that represent the combined interests of the members of PECU. We appreciate the trust that you have placed in us. We will continue to work diligently to maintain the financial strength and integrity of PECU.

    The Board appreciates the management and employees of PECU. The Board would like to thank the employees of PECU for their continued commitment to providing professional and courteous service to the members of PECU.

    Board MembersDavid Burrell, ChairmanHal ten Brink, Chairman EmeritusLanny Wadle, Vice ChairmanJennifer Soldano, TreasurerTommy Gregg, SecretaryClaire McGuinness, Assistant TreasurerWill Etheredge, Assistant Secretary

    Audit ReportNearman, Maynard, and Vallez, a certified public accounting firm, conducted their annual audit as of March 31, 2016. Nearman, Maynard, and Vallez issued an unqualified opinion and certified the accuracy of PECU’s financial statements.

  • Terms of PECU Board of Directors

    • Chairman David Burrell Term expires in 2020• Chairman Emeritus Hal ten Brink Term expires in 2020• Vice Chairman Lanny Wadle Term expires in 2019• Secretary Tommy Gregg Term expires in 2020• Treasurer Claire McGuinness Term expires in 2019• Assistant Secretary Will Etheredge Term expires in 2018• Assistant Treasurer Jennifer Soldano Term expires in 2018

    Overview of Significant Changes

    Membership Size: 23,277

    • All member debit cards and credit cards were replaced by EMV chip cards for increased protection against fraud

    • All PECU ATMs were upgraded to allow EMV chip cards access to ATMs• ATM deposit automation was upgraded to allow EMV chip cards• A new fiber communication network was installed for PECU’s network• PECUs Front End Servers, SAN, and Core Switch were replaced with new

    equipment with greater capabilities and enhanced security• Started and almost completed the construction of a new branch in Beaumont,

    Texas—a community PECU has served since a 1991 merger

    2016 PECU Annual Report2016 Annual Report Additional Information