Posted on December 19, 2025 by Glenn Christensen
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Credit union mergers in the third quarter of 2025 saw a dramatic increase in asset size, with $34 billion in combined assets approved by the NCUA. While the number of mergers is trending down compared to last year, strategic deals—including several mega mergers-of-equals—are reshaping the industry. This executive analysis from CEO Advisory Group highlights key trends, financial performance, and strategic motivations driving consolidation.
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