The value of merging is becoming increasingly clear for both the continuing and acquired credit union. When you evaluate the drivers of value for members—rates, fees, convenient locations, extended ho
Glenn Christensen · · 1 minute read
The value of merging is becoming increasingly clear for both the continuing and acquired credit union. When you evaluate the drivers of value for members—rates, fees, convenient locations, extended hours, phone support, electronic access, service quality, and product variety—it is evident that combining two credit unions can offer greater value, particularly when a small credit union merges with a large credit union.
