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Valley First Relishes Mergers Including Tracy

California's central valley economy "may be as bad as it gets," but that has not precluded Valley First Credit Union of Modesto from becoming the successful bidder on the failed Tracy FCU, its president/CEO Henry Barrett said Tuesday.

By Jim Rubenstein | Updated on March 22, 2010

California’s central valley economy “may be as bad as it gets,” but that has not precluded the $317 million Valley First Credit Union of Modesto from becoming the successful bidder for the failed $28 million Tracy FCU, its president/CEO Henry Barrett said Tuesday.

Valley First with 10% capital has suffered significant loan losses like scores of its California brethren, and yet the Modesto CU is gratified to “take advantage of this opportunity as well as others which have come our way in terms of bank properties,” Barrett told Credit Union Times.

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