NEW BERLIN, Wis. – Landmark Credit Union has achieved a landmark of its own: the credit union is the first in Wisconsin to exceed $4 billion in total assets.
In 2005 it became the first in the state to reach $1 billion in assets, before hitting $2 billion in 2012 and $3 billion in 2016 respectively.
"Our continued success is a direct result of our members' loyalty and our unwavering commitment to providing them with straightforward options for their everyday financial needs and their long-term financial goals," said Jay Magulski, president and CEO.
In a statement, Landmark CU said it remains focused on its ambitious plans for future growth, noting that already in 2019 it has opened a free-standing location in Franklin, Wis., and announced development plans for free-standing locations in Brookfield, Wis., and Greenfield, Wis. Landmark said it also continues to pursue the purchase of a site in Brookfield, Wis., for a new headquarters.
"I'm proud of our great team for this achievement, and excited about our future," added Magulski. "No matter our size, Landmark remains committed to acting in the best interest of our members. Whether its meeting their day-to-day financial needs with products and services that feature great rates and low fees or reinvesting in our infrastructure, technology and people, we make strategic decisions that best position us to remain our member's financial partner of choice."
Landmark Credit Union has approximately 650 employees, more than 340,000 members and 31 locations throughout Southern Wisconsin.