Ranked by 2019 assets
Published January 25, 2021, as part of the Top 100 money sources in B.C. section. See also asset-based lenders, banks, investment banking firms, investment fund management firms and mezzanine lenders. Sources: Interviews with credit unions below and BIV research."Revenue" may be listed in financial statements as operating income, operating margin or net interest income and other income.
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| Rank '21 | Credit union | Top executive(s) | Year founded | No. of members '19/'18 (000s) | Member deposits '19/'18 (000s) | Revenue '19/'18 (000s) | Total assets '19/'18 (000s) / % change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Vancity |
Christine Bergeron, president and CEO |
1946 |
543,621 |
$20,008 |
$529,669 |
$23,157,368 |
|
2
|
Coast Capital Savings |
Calvin MacInnis, president and CEO |
1940 |
593,000 |
$16,627 |
NP |
$20,228,962 |
|
3
|
First West Credit Union |
Launi Skinner, CEO |
1946 |
250,000 |
$9,139,432 |
$346,507 |
$11,034,834 |
|
4
|
BlueShore Financial |
Chris Catliff, president and CEO |
1941 |
40,000 |
NP |
$93,682 |
$4,783,340 |
|
5
|
Westminster Savings Credit Union |
Gavin Toy, president and CEO |
1944 |
NP |
NP |
NP |
$4,200,000 |
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