Advanced digital banking solutions combined with standout customer service creates the perfect partnership for mutual bank.
COCC is proud to announce that Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association, a mutual bank headquartered in Delaware, OH, has selected COCC as its new core provider. Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association currently operates two branches with $131 million in assets and specifically chose COCC for its exceptional client service and support as well as its secure and reliable digital banking services.
In addition to COCC’s innovative technology and standout service, Fidelity Federal saw a culture fit that best aligned with their own values. The bank was seeking not only a system that will ensure its competitiveness in its market area into the future, but a partner that is relationship-oriented while also committed to providing value in all its products and services. Fidelity Federal wanted a core processor that will help them grow in digital banking by offering a cohesive digital solution for its customers. As a mutual bank, they were attracted to the cooperative model that COCC provides.
“COCC was very helpful throughout the decision and educated us on the conversion process,” said William U. Martin, President and Chief Executive Officer at Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association. “Fidelity Federal is looking forward to a long and productive relationship with COCC.”
“We are excited to have Fidelity Federal join our cooperative,” said Richard A. Leone, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at COCC. “Fidelity Federal is committed to providing an exceptional customer experience and we are honored to enhance the growth of technology in their community.”
About Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association
Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association is a mutual bank headquartered in Delaware, Ohio with $131M in assets. The association operates two offices and is one of the oldest savings and loans in the state of Ohio. Over its 136-year history, Fidelity Federal has stuck close to its original meaning: the object of the Association is to raise money to be loaned among its members and depositors for use in buying lots, or in building or repairing houses, in holding, improving, and acquiring freehold property, or other purposes. To learn more, visit fidfedsl.com.
