Federally insured credit unions showed continued improvement in nearly every category during the first quarter of 2017, with large credit unions continuing to outpace smaller ones, the NCUA said Monday.
At the median, shares and deposits rose in every state over the year ending with the first quarter.
However, overall, 51% of the federally insured credit unions had fewer members at the end of first quarter than a year earlier. But about 75% of the credit unions with declining memberships had assets of less than $50 million, the NCUA reported.
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