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For bank owners and their advisers

Your best buyer may be a credit union.

We represent credit unions that are ready to buy community banks. If you own, advise or bank a community bank, we can tell you, confidentially, whether a credit union buyer fits.

What a credit union buyer offers

A different kind of buyer.

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For attorneys, investment bankers and accountants advising a seller, we can explain how a credit union bid compares and what it takes to close.

How it works

Three steps, all confidential.

  1. 01

    A private conversation

    Tell us about the bank and the owners' goals. Nothing is shared without your agreement.

  2. 02

    Credit union fit

    We tell you whether a credit union buyer is realistic, and which kinds of credit union might be interested.

  3. 03

    Introduction

    With your consent, we introduce a qualified buyer and support both sides to a definitive agreement.

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