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.

Likely acquirers Merger Screener Combined preview Bank targets

Bank acquisition targets

Community banks ranked by how well they fit a credit-union buyer’s box - a disclosed, rules-based attractiveness score, not a backtested prediction (unlike the credit-union screens, there is no labeled credit-union-buys-bank dataset) and not a claim that any bank is for sale.

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Method (disclosed heuristic): a fixed, published weighting - deposit franchise 30%, size fit 20%, capital 20%, credit quality 15%, profitability 15% - each scored 0–100 from public FDIC Call Report data (community banks only, used as reported). This is an attractiveness / feasibility screen, not a backtested model like the credit-union side, and never a statement that a bank is for sale. Source: FDIC. Not investment advice. How the Merger Finder works →