The $2.2 billion Coastal Credit Union in Raleigh, N.C., plans to convert to the Symitar Episys core processing platform and run it in-house, according to Symitar owner Jack Henry & Associates in Monett, Mo.
The 177,100-member Coastal CU cited the need for more flexibility to address operating inefficiencies and the ability to creatively extend core functionality as processing requirements evolve in its decision, Symitar said.
"Coastal Credit Union was the largest credit union on its current core system and had exceeded the system's functional capabilities," Symitar said in its announcement.
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