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Experion Systems Signs Up Three More CUs for Automated Advice Products

MAYNARD, Mass. - Experion Systems, a vendor of automated advice products for credit unions on loan, deposit and investment applications, said last week it has signed up three more CUs as clients. They are the $3 billion Patelco CU, San Francisco, the $1 billion Safe CU in Sacramento, Calif.; and...

By Staff Writer | Updated on January 27, 2004

MAYNARD, Mass. – Experion Systems, a vendor of automated advice products for credit unions on loan, deposit and investment applications, said last week it has signed up three more CUs as clients. They are the $3 billion Patelco CU, San Francisco, the $1 billion Safe CU in Sacramento, Calif.; and the $250 million Clark County Schools CU in Vancouver, Wash. “We now have seven of the 50 largest credit unions in the country as customers,” said Ross Blair, Experion CEO, adding the firm’s product line including its newest Wealth Management Assistant for quick customer referrals on investments is permitting CUs to grow loan and deposit volume in substantial numbers. The automated advice packages are allowing CUs “to greatly strengthen their relationship with members,” said Blair.

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