The hemorrhaging continues at the Jackson Area Federal Credit Union reported a $103 million loss in its July 31 call report as it continues to suffer from the Leigh Bridges scandal.
The credit union reported a profit of $1.2 million on its December 31, 2025 call report. See line 35:
The credit union discovered the Bridges (alleged) embezzlement in March. The March 31 call report shows the reversal of fortune for the credit union as it reported a loss of $91 million, reflecting the $95 million discrepancy the credit union found in its books.
Unfortunately for JAFCU, the losses kept coming as they swelled to $103 million in the July 31 call report.
The aftershocks of the embezzlement earthquake appear elsewhere in the call reports. The credit union reported total assets of $162 million in December. The assets were restated in the March report to $71 million. Unfortunately, the news grew worse for JAFCU as the total assets shrank to $61 million in July, a $101 million decrease.
Total net worth plunged from a balance of zero in December to -$88 million in July. Total cash on deposit in July was a grand total of $6 million, a far cry from the $106 million reported in December.
When will the hemorrhaging stop?







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