While operating under conservatorship, the $234 million AEA Federal Credit Union in Yuma, Ariz., posted year-end net income of $5.23 million for 2013, up from $3.15 million in the prior year.
The NCUA said AEA's "strong commitment to member service" led to the credit union's financial improvement.
AEA's total assets increased by $3 million from 2012 and the net worth ratio improved by 70 basis points, ending the fourth quarter at 4.72 percent.
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