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Probitas Partners is a San Francisco, CA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Teams Commissioned for Christ is a Orlando, FL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Future Farm is a Bozeman, MT-based company in the Financial Services sector.
CUANM helps credit unions better serve their members. The Credit Union Association of New Mexico is a trade organization that helps credit unions address member needs through services, products, education and advocacy. CUANM has been helping credit unions help their members since 1958. CUANM creates partnerships with nationwide and local companies, so credit unions of all sizes can provide products and services their members use every day. Many of the CUANM partnership services can be offered to your membership for free or at reduced fees. CUANM provides classes, seminars, and other resources to give credit unions the information they need to best serve their memberships and communities. CUANM offers our affiliated credit unions on site consulting in the areas of strategic planning, BSA and ACH reviews and compliance. CUANM also offers our affiliated credit unions access to REAL Solutions tool kits, consulting and outreach opportunities. CUANM also works to promote financial literacy at all ages, from early childhood to young adult, through programs offered through local credit unions and educational institutions. Finally, CUANM provide advocacy services, working with state and national representatives, including the State Legislature and our representatives and senators in Washington, D.C., to protect the rights of credit union members.
Clear Street is a new prime broker founded by industry veterans. We understand firsthand the challenges facing today`s most active market participants and are taking a technology-first approach to modernizing, and improving, the brokerage experience. Launched in 2018, Clear Street is the first prime built on cloud-based infrastructure. Our platform offers clients easy access to everything they need to trade, including execution, financing, clearing, and custody. On an average trading day, clients use Clear Street to process more than $1 billion in trades of U.S. equities and options. In addition to its prime business, Clear Street also owns Clear Street Markets, a market maker founded in 2011.