Credit Union Merger Finder

Find your merger partner - credit unions that fit the profile of successful combinations, from public NCUA data on a transparent, backtested model. A merger is usually a strategic choice, not a failure: 77% of completed credit-union mergers (1066 since 2019) were voluntary “expanded services,” not distress. This is a propensity screen (a ranking against a historical pattern), not a prediction that any named credit union will merge; about 3.5% of credit unions merge in a given year. As of 2025Q4.

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Credit unions that fit the historical acquirer profile

Ranked by fit to the profile of credit unions that acquired another credit union, 2019–2025 - a compliment, and a shortlist of likely buyers. Want to build your own screen with your own factors and weights? Open the Merger Screener →

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Method (disclosed): a transparent logistic scorecard on public NCUA 5300 data (asset size, capital, growth, loan mix, earnings, efficiency, prior-acquisition history), fit and backtested on completed 2019–2025 mergers. It ranks fit to a historical pattern; about 3.5% of credit unions merge in a given year, so a high fit is a propensity, not a forecast. Mission-designated (CDFI / low-income) credit unions are small by design, so we set them aside from the merger-pattern screen by default. Not affiliated with NCUA; not financial or regulatory advice. How the Merger Finder works →