This book investigates the characteristics and trends of credit union mergers between 1984 and 2008. It analyzes the factors influencing these mergers, the outcomes for the involved institutions, and the broader implications for the credit union industry. The authors draw upon extensive data from this period to provide a comprehensive overview of merger activity.

This academic study provides a detailed statistical analysis of credit union mergers over a significant period. The work is likely to be of interest to researchers, regulators, and industry professionals focused on financial institution consolidation. Its focus on empirical data suggests a rigorous approach to understanding the dynamics of mergers within the credit union sector.