In the photo: Left to Right: Brent Mc Fee – Chief Executive Officer (Ag), TTMB; Dianne Joseph – Chief Operating Officer, Credit Union League; Auldric Neptune, President Credit Union League
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago — In a bold step toward empowering communities and expanding access to affordable housing, the Trinidad and Tobago Mortgage Bank (TTMB) and the Co-operative Credit Union League of Trinidad and Tobago (The League) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to formalize a strategic partnership aimed at delivering tailored mortgage solutions, project financing, and investment opportunities to credit union members nationwide.
The signing ceremony, held at TTMB’s Head Office on Dundonald Street, Port of Spain, brought together key representatives from both organizations, including TTMB’s Acting CEO Mr. Brent Mc Fee, the League’s Chief Operating Officer Ms. Dianne Joseph, and President Mr. Auldric Neptune. The event marked a shared commitment to financial inclusion, community development, and long-term wealth creation.
“This partnership is more than a signature – it is a shared promise to uplift lives, strengthen communities, and make home ownership a reality for more families across Trinidad and Tobago. TTMB is not competing with the member credit unions, we are here to compliment those that require the resources to enhance their service delivery to their members. Together, TTMB and the Credit Union League are laying the foundation for a future built on trust, opportunity, and inclusion. We’re proud to help every member take that bold step toward owning their future.” – Mr. Brent Mc Fee, Acting CEO, Trinidad and Tobago Mortgage Bank
Under the MoU, TTMB will provide:
- Preferential mortgage packages tailored to credit union members
- Project financing for housing developments
- Investment opportunities aligned with members’ financial goals
- Financial literacy workshops and outreach initiatives
- Dedicated support and incentives for participating credit unions
Ms. Joseph emphasized the significance of the partnership: “This MoU represents a powerful alignment of values. Both TTMB and the League are committed to uplifting communities through responsible financial solutions and education. We look forward to the impact this collaboration will have on our members’ lives.”
President Neptune added, “This MoU is a powerful affirmation of what we can achieve when institutions come together with a shared purpose. For our members, it means more than access to financing – it means access to possibility. We are proud to partner with TTMB to help our members not just dream of home ownership—but achieve it.”
The partnership is expected to roll out in phases over the coming months, with joint outreach efforts and onboarding sessions planned across the country.
About the Credit Union League
The Co-operative Credit Union League is the National Umbrella Organization for credit unions in the country. Our core function includes advocacy, lobbying and training and development, for and on behalf of credit unions and their members. We represent 763,000 members, 133 credit unions and manage assets of TT$20 Billion.
