Organizational Governance

Ministry Partners Investment Company, LLC (MPIC) is organized as a Credit Union Services Organization (CUSO), and we are owned by a group of 11 Federal and State Credit Unions, who collectively have over $155 billion in assets under management and serve in all 50 states. These include:

  • AdelFi

  • America’s Christian Credit Union

  • Credit Union of Southern California

  • Keypoint Credit Union

  • Navy Federal Credit Union

  • Patelco Credit Union

  • Premier American Credit Union

  • SAFE Credit Union

  • San Francisco Fire Credit Union

  • Unify Financial Credit Union

  • Wescom Credit Union

AdelFi and America’s Christian Credit Union (ACCU), two prominent Christian-based financial institutions, collectively own 51% of MPIC as it primarily serves churches, ministries, and their respective members. In addition to serving its own clientele, MPIC provides complementary financial products and services to the members of its shareholders. Ministry Partners Securities LLC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ministry Partners Investment Company, LLC.

Our Board of Managers (i.e. directors) governs the company on behalf of the shareholders, who benefit from Ministry Partners Securities LLC’s professional expertise and market presence. Our independent Board of Managers determines the strategic direction of Ministry Partners Securities LLC and oversees the Chief Executive Officer, its only direct employee.

Our Chief Executive Officer (CEO) bears the primary responsibility for determining and managing the means by which to implement the approved strategic plan. Our CEO, along with the rest of the Executive Leadership Team, acts within the parameters set by the Board on behalf of the shareholders.

Among the most important aspects of governance are the maintenance of high ethical culture and a commitment to transparency. Ministry Partners Securities LLC has adopted a Code of Ethics governing the professional conduct of all Managers and employees of the Company. This code complies with the requirements of Section 404 of the federal Sarbanes-Oxley Act.