Four credit unions have announced core processing conversion completions or commitments in recent days.
Two of the four have committed to the Symitar Episys platform while the other two are going to Sharetec, the distributor-owned solution based in Lino Lakes, Minn.
The largest is the $945 million TruStone Financial Federal Credit Union in Plymouth, Minn., which said it has completed its conversion to an in-house version of the Symitar Episys platform from the California-based subsidiary of Jack Henry & Associates of Monett, Mo.
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