The NCUA approved 18 mergers in September, down slightly from the 20 consolidations the federal agency approved in September 2016.
At the end of this year's third quarter, the NCUA approved 55 mergers, the same number of mergers approved at the end of third quarter last year, according to its September insurance report of activity.
All but one credit union received the OK to merge for "expanded services."
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