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Isabella Community Credit Union is a Mount Pleasant, MI-based company in the Financial Services sector.
NH Federal Credit Union is a full-service financial institution that has been serving its members since 1941. You will find some of the best rates for savings and loans in NH, along with very low fees. As a not-for-profit financial cooperative, we are owned by the people we serve - the employees and immediate family members of more than 150 employers throughout NH. The credit union philosophy is "people helping people". The money you deposit in NH Federal Credit Union is the money we use to loan to other members - most often your family members and co-workers. The interest repaid on loans funds the dividends for your savings and pays our operating expenses. You even have a say in how our organization is run by electing our volunteer board of directors.
Left Lane Capital is a New York based venture capital firm specializing in investing in high growth consumer and internet technology companies that are fundamental to the lives of customers.
Noo Kayet Investments is the investment and economic development arm of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe, providing strategic guidance, business management, analytics, entrepreneurial startup assistance, feasibility analyses, and funding for new and exi...
We partner with our members to promote homeownership, affordable housing, and economic development. FHLBank San Francisco is a cooperatively-owned wholesale bank. We are a reliable partner for member financial institutions of all sizes – supplying ready access to competitively-priced liquidity, expert financial services, and resources for targeted community and economic development – in all phases of the economic cycle. Together with our members and their partners, we are promoting homeownership, expanding access to quality affordable housing, and boosting economic development. FHLBank San Francisco members are commercial banks, credit unions, industrial loan companies, savings institutions, insurance companies, and community development financial institutions headquartered in Arizona, California, and Nevada. For most financial institutions, especially small community lenders, directly borrowing from the global capital markets is not an option. Because we are part of the Federal Home Loan Bank System – a network of 11 regional FHLBanks distributed across the country – we can raise funds in the global capital markets at favorable rates and terms. This enables us to provide our members with prompt, reliable access to low-cost loans (we call them “advances”) and financial risk management tools that help them meet the evolving housing finance and economic development credit needs of their customers and communities.