ANNUAL REPORT

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2018 ANNUAL REPORT 1

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESIDENT S REPORT 4 CHAIRPERSON S REPORT 6 SUPERVISORY AUDITS 8 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 9 SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE 9 IMPROVING MEMBERS LIVES 10 HONORING EXCELLENCE 11 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND INCOME 12 BRANCH LOCATIONS 14

4 PRESIDENT S REPORT Credit unions are the best value in the financial industry. Yet, many are still unaware of the credit union difference. The real difference is ownership. We don t have stockholders or investors to worry about. Our focus is on taking care of the membership. Mountain America Credit Union consistently ranks among the top credit unions in the country. The overwhelming success is because we have the best employees and the best members in the country. We don t take your trust for granted. We strive to earn that trust with every interaction. We are also committed to providing the membership with great value through competitive rates, a variety of product offerings, convenient locations and world-class service. Our philosophy has been to attract and retain great employees that provide the membership with the best service. The new Mountain America Center has already helped the credit union attract and retain top talent. This is so important to the future success of the credit union. The new building is something the membership can be proud of because it represents our commitment to our employees, the membership and the community. 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

5 As other financial institutions are closing branches to save on costs, Mountain America continues to branch out and open new facilities. We look at those areas where the demand and opportunities are greatest to ensure the membership has convenient access to personalized service. The branch is the best place to receive advice and guidance to help you achieve success in your financial goals. Many of our members prefer to conduct financial interactions with the credit union through online or mobile applications. Each month, millions of transactions are completed with Mountain America s mobile banking tools. We have made some significant improvements to our online banking in 2018. As we continuously improve the quality of our offerings in the coming year, we plan to make additional enhancements to both the online and mobile platforms. We are committed to making your interactions with the credit union efficient and convenient regardless of how you interact with us. Credit unions are the best value in the financial industry. Yet, many are still unaware of the credit union difference. The real difference is ownership. We don t have stockholders or investors to worry about. Our focus is on taking care of the membership. You are our best ambassadors to let people know how credit unions have improved your life. Be sure to send your family and friends to Mountain America so we can assist them on their financial path as we have done for you. Thank you for your business and for the confidence you place in Mountain America Credit Union. Sterling Nielsen President/CEO

6 CHAIRPERSON S REPORT 2018 was an outstanding year for Mountain America Credit Union. As Chairman of the Board of Directors, it is my privilege to thank you for your membership, loyalty and confidence. Our volunteers and employees strive every day to meet your financial needs and help you achieve your dreams. We are well positioned for the future. We reached $8.2 billion in total assets with nearly 800,000 members who utilize Mountain America s services. We added more branches, 93 in total, to serve a five-state region. Mountain America also added more service center agents and digital tools, as well as additional levels of security, to better safeguard your financial assets. Your financial needs are our most important commitment, and we take member satisfaction very seriously. One way we evaluate this is through our net promoter score. This score evaluates how likely our members are to refer our products and services to others. Overall, our branches averaged 85 percent, and our service center averaged 79 percent. These ratings are outstanding in the financial industry and have increased over our 2017 levels. Nationally, banks average 50 percent and credit unions average 62 percent. 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

7 The future is bright for our members. The Mountain America Center, our new corporate headquarters, opened in December. This building will support operational goals to better serve our members and their needs. We are continually reviewing processes, upgrading services and adding technologies that will help to serve you more efficiently where and when you need us. It is the individual attitudes of the people in our organization that make Mountain America so special. The employees really do care about you, our members, and go out of their way to help you solve your financial problems and guide you forward on your financial path. This process is driving our growth and success. Members should know that Mountain America is committed to improving our community and making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. This year, Mountain America employees volunteered thousands of service hours to promote greater good in our world. The credit union also made meaningful financial contributions to support charitable organizations, schools, communities, hospitals, the arts, financial literacy, scholarships and many more projects. Thank you, once again, for the loyalty and trust you place in us as employees, managers and the board of this great credit union. We know there are challenges ahead and we are preparing to meet them. This year has helped us position the credit union for the future. Just as where we are now and where we come from are far different, where we are going will be far different as well. Together we will meet the challenges and continue on the path to success. Scott J. Burt Board Chair

8 Supervisory Audits The Supervisory Committee oversees ongoing credit union audits to ensure internal controls are in place and followed. The audits also ensure accounting records and reports accurately reflect the credit union s financial position and operations, thus protecting our members assets. During 2018: Internal audit conducted 102 branch audit engagements, 33 IT/operational/compliance audit engagements and 135 targeted/ad-hoc reviews of various credit union areas. The credit union was examined by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). The financial statements were audited by the independent certified public accounting firm of Moss Adams LLP. A successful external audit exam was conducted by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

9 Board of Directors Scott Burt, Chair Lynn Ure, Vice Chair Charlie Fulks, Secretary Bruce Reading Michael Allen Sam Blundell Julie Wray Joel Steadman Marla Spear Supervisory Committee David Swan, Chair Kelly Holt David Kwant Matthew Taggart

10 Improving Members Lives Member stories highlight how Mountain America impacts people s lives by offering personalized service and support giving them a pathway to achieve their dreams. We hear numerous stories from members who have improved their financial situation through the guidance they received. These members are often facing difficult decisions or dealing with a personal setback. Mountain America employees offer support by helping these members transfer high-rate credit card balances, refinance loans and create a financial plan. One member commented, In just over six months, my credit score has increased almost 200 points and I have saved thousands of dollars in interest I feel cared for as a person. It s so refreshing to have found a credit union that I trust has my best interests at heart. Another member utilized an auto loan from Mountain America to generate profitable expansion opportunities for her small business. With the purchase of a van, she is now able to transport her product to pop-up shops along the Wasatch Front. This increases the potential for many more people to enjoy her product and gives the company ongoing prospects for growth in the years to come. 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

11 Honoring Excellence Mountain America continues to receive recognition and awards in a variety of categories: 2018 Best Credit Union to Work For, Credit Union Journal Large Employers, Best Places to Work in Idaho Best Workplaces in Financial Services & Insurance, Great Place To Work 2018 Best Credit Union, Utah Valley Magazine Utah Best of State, Financial Services category Return of the Member Index in Utah, Callahan & Associates

12 Consolidated Statements of Financial Condition 2018 2017 $646,194 $515,399 Interest-bearing deposits with other financial institutions 54,036 4,010 Securities available-for-sale, at fair value 11,927 21,337 Federal Home Loan Bank stock, at cost 23,512 27,271 9,993 11,223 6,940,319 6,093,422 25,414 19,634 5,709 6,250 347,184 273,183 60,506 50,795 1,197 1,396 86,192 76,726 $8,212,183 $7,100,646 ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Loans held-for-sale Loans, net Accrued interest receivable Foreclosed and repossessed assets, net Premises and equipment, net NCUSIF deposit Goodwill, net Prepaid expenses and other assets TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES AND MEMBERS EQUITY Shares and savings accounts $6,999,452 $5,889,684 Borrowed funds 375,000 500,000 Official checks 10,462 14,088 Other liabilities 61,510 45,962 $7,446,424 $6,449,734 Regular reserve $63,045 $63,045 Undivided earnings 700,718 586,121 Equity acquired in business combinations 2,463 1,928 Accumulated other comprehensive loss (467) (182) $765,759 $650,912 $8,212,183 $7,100,646 TOTAL LIABILITIES MEMBERS EQUITY TOTAL MEMBERS EQUITY TOTAL LIABILITIES AND MEMBERS EQUITY 2018 ANNUAL REPORT As of December 31, 2018 and 2017 (dollars in thousands)

13 Consolidated Statements of Income INTEREST INCOME Loans, including fees Other TOTAL 2018 2017 $351,172 $271,232 9,822 6,401 $360,994 $277,633 $55,620 $33,763 6,577 7,126 $62,197 $40,889 $298,797 $236,744 51,750 34,000 $247,047 $202,744 INTEREST EXPENSE Shares and savings accounts Borrowed funds TOTAL NET INTEREST INCOME Provision for loan losses NET INTEREST INCOME AFTER PROVISION FOR LOAN LOSSES NON-INTEREST INCOME Fees and service charges $136,964 $118,356 10,968 17,078 Gain (loss) on disposal of premises and equipment, net 325 (1,271) Gain (loss) on foreclosed and repossessed assets, net 108 (1,091) 31,555 24,616 $179,920 $157,688 $169,462 $143,054 Loan servicing 43,210 35,731 Occupancy and equipment 33,380 28,522 Depreciation and amortization 19,386 17,006 Education and marketing 19,154 17,908 Professional and outside services 18,282 17,531 9,496 6,535 $312,370 $266,287 $114,597 $94,145 Realized gain on sold loans, net Other TOTAL NON-INTEREST EXPENSES Compensation and benefits Other TOTAL NET INCOME Years ended December 31, 2018 and 2017 (dollars in thousands)

14 BRANCH LOCATIONS IDAHO Ammon Boise 3rd Street Boise Ustick Road Chubbuck Eagle Garden City Garden Valley Idaho Falls Sunnyside Road Meridian Nampa Pocatello Yellowstone Avenue Rexburg Twin Falls ARIZONA Gilbert Goodyear Mesa Phoenix Queen Creek NEVADA Las Vegas Mesquite Reno Sparks NEW MEXICO Albuquerque Golf Course Road Albuquerque Paseo Del Norte Boulevard 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

15 UTAH Altamont American Fork Cedar City Main Street Cedar City Providence Centerville Clinton Cottonwood Heights Draper Duchesne Ephraim Farmington Heber Herriman Holladay Highland Drive Holladay Murray Holladay Road Hurricane Kanab Kaysville Kearns 4015 West Kearns 5600 West Kimball Junction Layton Lehi Logan 706 South Logan 1425 North Magna Midvale Fort Union Millcreek 33rd South Moab Murray Ogden 40th Street Ogden Five Points Orem North State Street Orem University Place Payson Price Provo Richfield Riverton Roosevelt Rose Park 700 North St. George River Road St. George Sunset Boulevard Salt Lake 325 South State Salt Lake 735 South State Salt Lake County Building Salt Lake Redwood Road Sandy 94th South Sandy 9640 South State Sandy 106th South Santa Clara Saratoga Springs South Jordan 104th South South Jordan River Park Spanish Fork Stansbury Park Sugar House 21st South Taylorsville 47th South Taylorsville 54th South Tooele Vernal East Highway 40 Vernal West Highway 40 Washington Washington Fields West Jordan 90th South West Jordan Jordan Landing West Jordan Redwood Road West Valley Woods Cross

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