Jan 26, 2017 | Press Release

St. Mary’s Credit Union Selects COCC for Advanced Technology Partnership

St Marys Credit Union Selects COCC

January, 2017, Southington, Conn. – COCC, a leading provider of core technology solutions for financial institutions, is pleased to announce that St. Mary’s Credit Union of Marlborough, Massachusetts has selected COCC as its new technology partner.

The $800 million credit union was looking for a trusted partner with innovative technology solutions and a high level of client support.

“We spent over a year reviewing and comparing options prior to choosing COCC for our core processing system. COCC’s open system architecture will be a game-changer for our credit union. Our partnership will deliver enhanced security and data integrity to our membership. Equally important, the new core will enable St. Mary’s to offer state-of-the-art products, while reacting more nimbly to changes in our business,” said James C. Garvey, President and CEO, St. Mary’s Credit Union.

St. Mary’s Credit Union has been serving members for over 100 years with their strong commitment to service. “The one thing which impressed me most about COCC is their cooperative business model. Our two organizations will now work together as true partners. From the beginning to end of the review process, COCC management and staff were responsive to our questions and needs. I am confident that we have made the right choice by selecting COCC,” said Garvey.

Richard A. Leone, COCC’s CEO, added, “COCC’s greatest advantage is its unique combination of innovative technology and support. This combination is the power behind our client partnerships. We look forward to working closely with St. Mary’s Credit Union to help them grow efficiently while delivering superior service to their members.”

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About St. Mary’s Credit Union
St. Mary’s Credit Union is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts. The credit union serves more than 50,000 members in the Metro West communities. Branches are located in Marlborough, Northborough, Hudson and Westborough. St. Mary’s was founded in 1913, and today has assets of $809 million making it one of the region’s largest credit unions. The credit union is also a leading small business lender.

About COCC
COCC is an award-winning client-owned financial technology company servicing financial institutions throughout the Northeastern United States. Launched in 1967, COCC was founded by its clients. This unique cooperative structure has set COCC apart from the competition and is one of the driving forces behind their success. COCC is the fastest growing financial data processing company in the United States and recognized as a leader in delivering innovation and the quality service financial institutions demand and deserve.

About COCC

As an industry-leading fintech provider, COCC delivers innovative, comprehensive technology solutions and strategic partnerships with an unparalleled focus on service. Offering a robust, feature-rich suite of modern, standards-based core and digital banking solutions, COCC’s cutting-edge systems are designed with intuitive user interfaces and are fortified by advanced APIs which seamlessly facilitate leading fintech integrations. Consistently ready to adopt and embrace emerging technologies, COCC remains agile and forward-thinking, meeting the demands of a rapidly evolving financial landscape where live real-time functionality matters. COCC is forever dedicated to assisting community banks and credit unions with remaining strong and competitive by providing the technology, support, and expertise needed to succeed. To learn more, visit www.cocc.com.

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