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When it comes to perceived competitive threats, banks and credit unions have very different viewpoints. Sixty-six percent of banks said they considered credit unions or other community-based institutions their biggest competitive threat, while only 15% of credit unions believed big banks to be their biggest competitors. Rather, most credit unions said they view challenger/neobanks as their biggest competitors (38%), followed by big tech companies (23%).
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