Southeast Financial Credit Union 2016 Annual Report

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Southeast Financial Credit Union 2016 Annual Report 1

Love SFCU! The people are great at my local branch. The online tools make banking easy, safe, and secure. The regional office employees are always helpful. Great job SFCU! - Michael S. Member since 1999 2

Chief Executive Officer s Report You Belong Here. It isn t just a slogan, it s been our promise to you for over eighty years. In 2016, we celebrated an important anniversary and looked back over eight decades of keeping that promise. It s a history we re extremely proud of, but we recognize that continued success is dependent on our commitment to continually evolve to keep pace with the rapidly changing world around us. We are always seeking new ways to better serve our members. Our success is your gain, and earnings are returned to you in the form of expanded services, lower loan rates, and competitive product offerings. Despite the economic challenges during the past several years, we ve continued to seek new and innovative products, processes, and technologies to better serve you. In 2016, we issued new credit and debit cards equipped with EMV chips, adding an extra layer of protection for both card transactions and your information. EMV technology is currently one of the most effective tools being used to prevent the spread of credit card fraud. In addition, we launched a new, more user-friendly website that s much easier to navigate. The new site is also mobile-optimized to provide a more seamless experience when accessing information using a mobile phone or tablet. Account and loan applications were added to our mobile apps, providing increased access to the growing number of members who prefer to interact with us on mobile devices. After the divestiture of our Ohio branches in late 2015, it was important to focus on membership growth in our core markets. Partnership with our Select Employee Groups (SEGs) has always been critical to our success, and in 2016 we set out to enhance our existing SEG relationships by expanding our outreach efforts and increasing the number of on-site visits. The feedback we ve received from SEG employees has been overwhelmingly positive, and we look forward to the opportunity to connect with even more SEGs in the year ahead. 2016 was a profitable year for Southeast Financial, and we project another in 2017. I m extremely proud of the successes we ve had and excited for what the future holds, but I know that none of that would be possible without our members and the loyalty and trust you place in us. On behalf of the Board of Directors and all of us here at Southeast Financial, thank you for allowing us to serve you this year. Whether your balance is $300 or $30,000, we want you to know that we appreciate you. You Belong Here. John Jacoway Chief Executive Officer 3

President s Report 2016 was an important year for Southeast Financial. As you ll learn in the Treasurer s Report, the Credit Union was profitable and net worth increased. We are proud of these successes, and we believe they are made possible by the commitment to member service and satisfaction exhibited by our team. We are dedicated to being your first choice in banking, and the feedback we receive from you in response to Member Satisfaction Surveys indicates that we re making the mark, with a 93% overall satisfaction rating. As the financial needs of members continue to change, we recognize that we must continually evolve and keep pace with advances in banking technology to meet them. In 2016, over 190,000 unique users accessed our website via desktop computers, mobile phones, and tablets. With nearly 735,000 total visits in 2016 alone, southeastfinancial.org is our most highly trafficked branch. Understanding the importance of this access point to our members, we made significant investments in technology to improve your experience. We redesigned the site and made it mobile-responsive for viewing on tablets and mobile phones. New online and mobile account opening and loan application tools add convenience by enabling these processes to be completed remotely from start to finish. With plans already in place to launch additional convenience services, 2017 promises to be another exciting year of change for the Credit Union. We are committed to meeting your financial needs and exceeding your expectations. Thank you for your membership, and for the trust you place in us. It is a privilege to serve you, and I hope to continue to earn your business for years to come. Jeff Dahlstrom President I have been a member for over the past 15 years and I wouldn t leave for anything. The service is the best, the staff is amazing and the benefits are perfect. Please keep doing what you are doing. - Marvin E. Member since 2002 4

Statement of Income and Expenses REVENUE Loan Interest Income Investment Interest Other Income TOTAL REVENUE YEAR TO DATE $15,567,015 814,711 6,392,963 $22,774,689 As of December 31, 2016 EXPENSES Employee Compensation Employee Benefits Travel & Conference Association Dues Office Occupancy Expense Office Operation Expense Education and Marketing Loan Servicing Expense Professional & Outside Operating Fees (Exam) Misc. Operating Expense Provision For Loan Loss TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE Dividend & Interest TOTAL EXPENSES Non-Operating Gain/(Loss) NET INCOME $8,790,564 2,680,340 116,594 20,408 1,355,011 2,695,788 608,073 2,190,452 2,654,431 111,853 931,623 (151,040) $22,004,097 1,593,308 $23,597,405 (873,478) $50,762 I ve banked with this credit union ever since it existed for Tennessee state employees. I retired from state government 12 years ago and have moved to another state, still using the services of the Southeast Financial Credit Union. I have never encountered a problem and am 100 + % satisfied. - Bonny B. Member since 1987 5

6 Chairperson s Report It is an honor and a privilege to report to you as Chairperson of the Board for Southeast Financial. There are many factors that contribute to a credit union s success, but the most important factor is the satisfaction level of its members. At Southeast Financial, we strive to provide excellent service, because we know that there would be no credit union without your continued loyalty and support. We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to serve you and hope to continue to earn your business today, tomorrow, and for many years to come. Member input is critical in gauging our success. The feedback you continue to share on the Member Satisfaction Surveys that are sent by mail and email each month has been invaluable in learning what we re doing right and where we have room for improvement. We are extremely proud of the final results of this year s survey. We received nearly 22,000 responses, and the average satisfaction rating for 2016 was 93%. We appreciate your willingness to share your experiences. Your feedback also provides valuable information on the products and services that matter most to you and what you d like to see in the future. We re always looking for new ways to improve your experience and we make efforts to incorporate your requests whenever possible. We want Southeast Financial to be your first choice in financial institutions. In early September, we launched a fresher, redesigned website to provide a more consistent user experience and easier access to information. As more and more people depend on mobile technology to access information, improving the mobile experience for existing and potential members was an important focus during the development process as well. The site now scales automatically to fit any device, improving functionality on both tablet and mobile platforms and providing a more seamless browsing experience. If you haven t had the opportunity to view the website on a mobile phone or tablet, I encourage you to take a moment to visit and see the difference. I think you ll be pleased with the change. It s never been easier to find the information you need, open new accounts, check rates, and apply for loans at southeastfinancial.org. These are just a few of the exciting new features and improvements introduced in 2016. We re committed to continuing to seek opportunities to better your experience and continue to earn your business. I would like to express our sincere appreciation to you, our members, and to the entire Southeast Financial staff for their dedication and support. In 2017, we will continue to provide the quality products and services you ve come to expect and the friendly, personal assistance and attention to your financial needs that you deserve. On behalf of the Board of Directors, thank you for your membership. Cleo Duckworth Board of Directors Chairperson

Board of Directors Credit Appeals Committee Cleo Duckworth Chairperson Murray Hatcher Treasurer Billy Hatmaker Susan Jeffries Kelsie Jones Secretary Pat LeBlanc Vice-Chairperson Scarlet Sneed Jill Arnold Inman Freddie Moore Audit Committee Walter Costner Jim Leuty Scarlet Sneed Chairperson 2016 Highlights 0000 0000 0000 0000 Celebrated our 80th year. Issued new debit and credit cards with EMV technology for added security. Introduced online loan applications on our website, saving members time and money. Added account and loan applications to our mobile apps, allowing members to join anytime, anywhere. Launched a fresher, redesigned website to provide a more consistent user experience and easier access to information. 7

Treasurer s Report When evaluating the past year at Southeast Financial, it s easy to assume it s as simple as more is better based on numbers and ratios. Indeed, 2016 was a profitable year for the Credit Union. Delinquency rates were lower and net worth was higher than it s been in years. The Credit Union s continued success, especially over the past year, can be attributed to three qualities that shine brightly in our people and our Credit Union adaptability, perseverance, and focus. Adaptability is vital when operating with a smaller, more focused branch footprint, a change that came with the divestiture of the Ohio branches. Change, even when deliberate and necessary, often presents its own set of challenges. The entire Southeast Financial team rose to the occasion, and the divestiture was a success. The Credit Union had to adapt to a rising rate environment while remaining competitive and maintaining topnotch member service. While purposeful and planned, an ongoing decrease in a segment of the loan portfolio also required the team to adapt. Their commitment to meeting change with flexibility and enthusiasm is evident. The gross income ratio for 2016 was 6.02%, well above the peer average of 4.85%. Perseverance is the ability to continue moving forward despite challenges. The Credit Union was profitable for 2016 and increased net worth 23 basis points over 2015, already an impressive accomplishment, but especially when faced with nearly $1 million in new expenses resulting from the decline in a section of the loan portfolio. The cost of funds also improved from prior years, and the net interest margin went up despite the rising rate environment. Focus is necessary when setting goals, defining the path to achieve them, and following through to make it happen. Despite the events of recent years, 2016 ended with improvements in many key ratios, positive income, and continuing to offer a competitive menu of products and services by leveraging updates in technology. The path for 2017 remains the same, with projected income significantly higher than 2016, continued improvement in net worth, and improvement in expense ratios. These characteristics show the strength that has made Southeast Financial the first choice in financial institutions for our members for more than 80 years and prove that our Credit Union will be here for them for many years to come. Murray Hatcher Treasurer 8

Statement of Financial Condition ASSETS YEAR TO DATE PREVIOUS YEAR As of December 31, 2016 Loans $287,448,832 $307,492,551 Allowance for Loan Loss (5,150,944) (8,360,862) Cash on Hand 2,410,623 2,828,460 Cash on Deposit 35,239,704 18,883,760 Investments Held-to-Maturity 1,073,602 2,249,005 Available-for-Sale 3,192 6,542 All Other Investments 25,729,946 32,453,364 Prepaid Assets 3,908,785 5,313,193 Furniture & Equipment (Net) 398,012 401,714 Leasehold Improvements (Net) 14,018,979 14,381,047 Other Assets TOTAL ASSETS 6,374,513 $371,455,245 8,727,087 $384,375,860 LIABILITIES Current Liabilities $8,669,813 $1,515,457 Other Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES 731,127 $9,400,940 727,588 $2,243,045 EQUITY Regular Shares $127,155,343 $120,425,716 Share Drafts 46,235,091 44,416,819 Special Shares 116,480 116,572 Christmas Accounts 475,714 456,952 Money Markets 44,037,861 43,246,051 Certificates 87,225,519 111,887,599 IRAs 25,476,290 32,090,007 Non-member Deposits TOTAL DEPOSITS 4,914,000 $335,636,299 0 $352,639,715 Regular Reserve $11,125,421 $9,993,384 Special Reserve 3,651,594 3,651,594 Contingency Reserve 1,783,813 1,783,813 Undivided Earnings 6,311,359 9,788,085 Unrealized Gain/(Loss) 0 0 Available for Sale Securities 72 499 Merged Equity 6,966,211 6,966,211 FMV Merger Adjustment 153,036 153,036 Pension Reserve TOTAL EQUITY (3,573,501) $26,418,006 (2,843,521) $29,493,101 Current Period Undistributed Earnings TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 0 $371,455,245 0 $384,375,860 9

Members Report Survey Responses 21,992 members responded Satisfaction Rating 93% of responses rated somewhat satisfied, very satisfied, or WOW! Cumulative Rating 5.10 out of a possible 6 10

Overall Satisfaction WOW! 32% Very Satisfied 56% Somewhat Satisfied 6% Neutral Somewhat Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied 2% 2% 2% I have been very pleased with your service and respect for customers. I went through a difficult time financially and had overdraft protection. You went above and beyond to assist me. I have been with you for many years and I don t plan to go anywhere else. - Janet P. Member since 1986 11

Branches Tennessee Brentwood 5110 Maryland Way Brentwood, TN 37027 615-371-3715 Briley South 1314 Vultee Blvd. Nashville, TN 37217 615-743-3700 Downtown Nashville 444 James Robertson Pkwy. Nashville, TN 37219 615-743-3700 Franklin 220 South Royal Oaks Blvd. Franklin, TN 37064 615-465-5400 Jackson 104 West University Pkwy. Jackson, TN 38305 731-512-0966 Knoxville 7216 Wellington Dr., Suite 4 Knoxville, TN 37919 865-588-7687 Chattanooga 512 National Ave. Chattanooga, TN 37404 423-629-2551 Germantown 9265 Poplar Ave. Germantown, TN 38138 901-751-9351 LaVergne 325 Waldron Rd. LaVergne, TN 37086 615-743-3700 Cordova 265 German Oak Cordova, TN 38018 901-737-8356 Goodlettsville 101 Northcreek Blvd. Goodlettsville, TN 37072 615-743-3700 Kentucky Bowling Green 1207 Ashley Circle Bowling Green, KY 42104 270-782-2480 Mississippi Corinth 102 Highway 72 West Corinth, MS 38834 662-665-0399 Corporate Headquarters 220 South Royal Oaks Blvd., Franklin, TN 37064 southeastfinancial.org 12